realuptime shows separate readings from US-East, US-West, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, so one healthy region does not speak for every customer.
The problem
A single check from a single location can't see a regional outage. If your API is down for every customer in Asia-Pacific but the check running in Virginia passes, your status page says “All Systems Operational” while a third of your customers are getting errors. They find out before your status page does — that's the part that erodes trust.
IsDown reported 104 incidents in April 2026 that vendors never reported on their own status pages. Source: IsDown.
This isn't a rare edge case. It's the default behavior of a status page built on one check, run from one place.
The fix
Separate readings for US-East, US-West, Europe, and Asia-Pacific on every plan.
Not a setting buried in a dashboard. The public page shows per-region health as the primary view.
The moment a region flips, an incident is opened and written for you. No one has to notice first.
No per-response or per-check fees. One monthly price based on your monitor limit.
Pricing
1 status page · 3 monitors · 4 regional readings · Slack alerts
10 monitors · Slack alerts · REST API + MCP access
50 monitors · Slack alerts · REST API + MCP access