Password-protect a status page
Restrict access to a status page with a single shared password so only people who have it can view your uptime data.
Restrict access to your status page with a password. Visitors must enter it before viewing your uptime data. Password protection is available on all plans.
Enable password protection
- Go to Status Pages → [Your Page] → Settings.
- Find the Access Control section.
- Enable Password protection.
- Enter a password and click Save.
Password protection adds a single shared access gate before the status page. It is not multi-user: one password grants access to everyone who has it. For per-user access, use a private internal status page with team-member invites instead.
How visitors experience it
When a visitor navigates to your status page URL, they see a branded password prompt. After entering the correct password, access is granted for the browser session (about 24 hours). The URL itself does not change — the password gates the content, not the existence of the page.
FAQ
Can I change the password? Yes. Update it in Status Page Settings at any time. Existing sessions are invalidated.
Does password protection hide the URL? No. The URL is still reachable; the password gates the content behind it.
Can I set different passwords for different subscribers? No — one password per page. Use separate status pages for different audiences.
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