Measured, not promised — what we publish about uptime.
We measure and publish uptime for every API and customer-facing surface. We don’t currently offer a contractual SLA with service credits — we’re focused on building reliability first, then commitments. The numbers below are real and updated hourly.
Last reviewed May 4, 2026
Reliability commitment
We publish what we measure. Every percentage on this page is computed at render from the same probe rows that feed the public status page— the 5-minute internal cron + the 60-second external Cloudflare Worker. There is no aspirational fudge factor.
A contractual SLA implies service credits, escalation paths, and a legal commitment we aren’t ready to make today. We’d rather earn the right to make it than make it and earn it back.
What "uptime" means at MantelMarketing
We measure four customer-facing surfaces. Each definition below names the routes covered, the probe that decides “up,” and what we exclude.
Marketing site
marketingRoutes: mantelmarketing.com/* — public pages including /pricing, /examples, /faq
Definition of “up”: HTTP 2xx within 5 seconds from our external probe.
Excluded: Planned maintenance announced 7 days ahead. Third-party CDN incidents declared by Cloudflare.
App dashboard
dashboardRoutes: /app/* — the authenticated customer area
Definition of “up”: Both the database (Supabase) and authentication (Clerk) probes return ok within 5 seconds.
Excluded: Outages of an upstream we depend on (e.g. Clerk) when we are not the cause. We still report the downtime — we just don't claim it as our fault.
API
apiRoutes: /api/* — programmatic surface (see /docs/api for the public spec)
Definition of “up”: Database probe returns ok within 5 seconds — every public POST hits Postgres.
Excluded: Routes behind admin / customer auth (those are scoped to dashboard).
Inbound email
inbound-emailRoutes: inbound.mantelmarketing.com — receives customer replies (L3 inbound pipeline)
Definition of “up”: Resend probe returns ok within 5 seconds.
Excluded: Sender-side delays from your mail provider, greylisting, recipient-domain DNS issues outside our control.
/admin/* is internal-only and is not part of the customer-facing uptime measurement. Customer-site uptime (the marketing sites we host on your behalf) is measured per-project and visible to the project owner at /app/uptime.
Trailing 30 / 90 day uptime
Per-surface uptime % computed from 0 snapshots in the last 30 days and 0 in the last 90. Each snapshot represents a 5-minute window.
The bar below each surface shows the trailing 30 days, one cell per UTC day. Cells with no snapshots render in grey — that’s “no data,” not “0%.”
Aspirational targets — not contractual
These targets describe what we aim for. They are NOT a contractual commitment, and they do NOT carry service credits. We publish them so you can hold the measured numbers above against the bar we’ve set ourselves.
Customer-site uptime (the sites we build and host on your behalf) is measured separately per project and visible to the project owner at /app/uptime. We don’t aggregate it on this page because each customer’s expectations are their own.
Maintenance windows
We do not currently schedule maintenance windows. When we need a deploy that may briefly affect availability, we ship outside business hours (US Pacific) and announce on /status.
Incident communication
Reporting an outage
If we miss what your monitoring caught, email security@mantelmarketing.com or post a note via /statuswith as much detail as you have — timestamp, route, error code, your monitoring tool’s URL.
What's not in scope today
Honest disclosure of what this page does not cover yet:
- Service credits — we don't currently issue them. We do issue pro-rated refunds when we cause an outage that breaches a published target — see /terms.
- A published RTO / RPO commitment to customers — internal targets exist (see /security for the disaster-recovery posture); we don't publish them externally yet because we want to measure them for at least four quarters before naming a number.
- A third-party uptime monitoring partner (Pingdom, StatusCake, etc.). Today we run two probes: an external Cloudflare Worker (60s) and an in-app cron (5 min). External monitoring is a planned add.
- Custom SLAs for enterprise tiers — flagged as future work; today every customer is on the same standard subscription.