Know when customers are suddenly checking your status page.

StatusGuard turns your public status page link into an early warning signal. Visitors are redirected to your hosted status page instantly while FraudGuard watches for unusual spikes in distinct users and notifies your team.

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StatusGuard summary
Setup 1 link Replace your normal status page link with a StatusGuard redirect URL.
Signal Distinct users Alert on unique IPs, source networks, and total visits in a detection window.
Visitor path Instant redirect Users still land on your hosted status page with no visible workflow change.
Install No code No pixel, JavaScript, status-page migration, or uptime-provider lock-in.

Why it exists

Status pages are where customers go before tickets spike. StatusGuard turns that behavior into a useful operations signal.

What it does not require

Keep the status provider you already use. StatusGuard only changes the public link.

Works with any hosted status page Point the redirect at Statuspage, Better Stack, UptimeRobot, Pingdom, Uptime Kuma, Oh Dear, or your own status site.
Simple customer-facing link Use one FraudGuard redirect URL in footers, dashboards, help centers, support docs, and incident templates.
Distinct-user thresholds A single refresh-heavy user is not the same signal as many users checking status from different networks.
Team notifications Notify operations, support, engineering, incident-response inboxes, or Slack channels that accept inbound mail.

A status-page signal before the support queue fills up

StatusGuard watches the link customers already click when they suspect something is wrong.

Measure unusual interest

Track visits, distinct IPs, and distinct source networks in a configurable window.

Keep your existing status page

Redirect visitors to Statuspage, Better Stack, UptimeRobot, Pingdom, Uptime Kuma, Oh Dear, or your own page.

Tune for your company size

Start low for small teams. Use higher unique-user thresholds for larger audiences.

Notify the right team

Send surge notifications to the teams that handle customer-facing incidents.

What teams can configure

Setup stays small, with enough control to keep notifications useful as traffic grows.

Status page destination

Choose the status page visitors should see after clicking the redirect.

Alert recipients

Choose the shared destinations that should receive surge notifications.

Detection window

Decide how much recent traffic to evaluate, such as the last 5 minutes.

Baseline comparison

Compare current activity to recent normal traffic.

Unique visitor thresholds

Require distinct IPs and networks so one source does not look like a crowd.

Notification cooldown

Set the minimum time between StatusGuard notifications.

How StatusGuard works

Every account gets a permanent StatusGuard redirect URL. Set the destination to your hosted status page, then publish the redirect wherever your status link appears.

Each click records lightweight traffic signals and immediately sends the visitor to your real status page. If status-page demand jumps above your thresholds, StatusGuard notifies your team.

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