# Status page subscribers Visitors can follow your status page in two ways: by email, or with a feed reader using the page's RSS or Atom feed. This page covers turning subscriptions on, what subscribers receive, and how to manage them. ## Turn on email subscriptions :::steps ### Open the Subscribers tab Open your status page in **Status Page** and select the **Subscribers** tab. ### Enable subscriptions Tick **Enable email subscriptions on the public page**. ### Save Click **Save settings**. ::: The public page then shows a **Subscribe** button in its header. Turn the setting off to hide the button and stop sending update emails. ## How visitors subscribe :::steps ### Open the form The visitor clicks **Subscribe** in the page header. ### Choose what to follow On a page that uses the **A page per group** layout, the main page lets them pick **Everything on this page** or one or more products. On a product's own page, they follow that product. On other layouts they follow the whole page. ### Enter an email address They enter their address and click **Subscribe**. ### Confirm EvoHub sends a confirmation email, "Confirm your subscription to *your page name*". The subscription starts only after they click the link in it. ::: Following a product covers every component in that group, including components you add to it later. A visitor who subscribes again with the same address keeps their existing subscription and adds what they picked the second time. The form has built-in protection against bots, and repeated sign-ups for the same address are limited, so a confirmation email is not re-sent on every click. ## What subscribers receive Confirmed subscribers get an email when: - an incident affecting what they follow is published to the page - an update is posted to that incident - maintenance affecting what they follow is scheduled with a description - an update is posted to that maintenance Subscribers who follow the whole page get every one of these. The subject reads like `[Acme Status] API latency — Investigating`, and the email links to the incident's or maintenance's own page on your status page. Past incidents, published after they ended, are not emailed. See [Incidents and maintenance](https://docs-dev.evohub.io/status-incidents-and-maintenance.md#record-a-past-incident). Emails are sent from `no-reply@status.evohub.io` with your page's name as the sender name. Replies are not read. Subscribers who need to reach you can use the support link in your page header; set it with **Support URL** on the **Appearance** tab. ### Unsubscribe Every email has an **Unsubscribe** link. One click removes the subscription. ## Manage subscribers The **Subscribers** tab lists everyone who has signed up, with: - their email address - a **pending** or **confirmed** badge (pending means they have not clicked the confirmation link yet) - what they follow: **Everything**, a group (shown as "*name* (group)"), or specific components - when they signed up To remove a subscriber, click the trash icon on their row. Seeing subscribers needs `status:subscriber:read`; removing them or changing the setting needs `status:subscriber:write`. Owners, Admins and Members have both. ## RSS and Atom feeds Every public status page has two feeds on its own domain: ```text https://status.example.com/feed.rss https://status.example.com/feed.atom ``` Visitors also find links to them at the bottom of the **Subscribe** form. Each feed item is one update to an incident or a maintenance window, newest first, up to the 50 most recent. Feeds need no sign-up, and they stop working if you turn off **Publicly accessible** for the page. ## Related - [Incidents and maintenance](https://docs-dev.evohub.io/status-incidents-and-maintenance.md) - [Components and groups](https://docs-dev.evohub.io/components-and-groups.md) - [Custom domain](https://docs-dev.evohub.io/status-page-custom-domain.md)