Branding a status page
Customize your status page's colors, logo, and hide the UptimeHunt badge — an Enterprise capability.
Branding
By default, a status page uses UptimeHunt's own brand — colors, font, and a "Powered by UptimeHunt" badge in the footer. Enterprise plans can replace all of it with their own.
Enterprise only
Custom branding is gated on the Enterprise plan. On every other plan, the Branding tab is visible but locked, with a note pointing at an upgrade.
Colors
Branding is a set of CSS color tokens applied to the whole page. Set any subset — anything you don't set falls back to the UptimeHunt default:
| Token | Purpose | Default |
|---|---|---|
--sp-color-bg | Page background | UptimeHunt brand default |
--sp-color-surface | Card/panel background | UptimeHunt brand default |
--sp-color-ink | Primary text color | UptimeHunt brand default |
--sp-color-muted | Secondary text color | UptimeHunt brand default |
--sp-color-accent | Links and highlights | UptimeHunt brand default |
--sp-status-up | Operational status color | #059669 |
--sp-status-degraded | Degraded status color | #d97706 |
--sp-status-down | Down status color | #dc2626 |
--sp-status-maintenance | Maintenance status color | #2563eb |
--sp-radius | Corner rounding | UptimeHunt brand default |
--sp-font | Font stack | UptimeHunt brand default |
The status colors (up/degraded/down/maintenance) also drive the 90-day history strip on every component, so overriding them re-colors the strips too.
Logo
Set a logo URL to replace the default UptimeHunt lockup at the top of the page. This is a URL to an image you host yourself — there's no logo upload yet.
Hiding the badge
Turn on Hide UptimeHunt badge to remove the "Powered by UptimeHunt" footer link entirely.
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