100% European infrastructure. Out of reach of the Cloud Act.
Hosting, data, probes and email run at European providers, for a French company with no US parent or subsidiary. The few services outside that perimeter are listed below, plainly.
European companies, end to end.
None of them is a US company, so none of them falls under the US Cloud Act.
Worldwide reach, European provider.
A probe in New York cannot be in Europe. It is still run by a European company, and only for the monitors that pick it.
A probe receives the check to run and returns the result. No account data is stored in any region.
Outside the perimeter, plainly.
Optional or peripheral third-party services, all listed on the sub-processors page.
GDPR, built in.
What an EU customer expects, without asking.
Questions about European hosting.
All questions → Sub-processors →Data processing agreement →Security →No. ClearCloud, which publishes OKStatus, is a French company with no US parent or subsidiary, and the platform, the data and the probes run at European providers: Scaleway, OVHcloud and UpCloud. Payment goes through Stripe; the other exceptions are listed above.
Your account, monitors and check history are stored in Paris. A check runs outside the EU only if you pick such a region (London, New York, San José, Singapore, Sydney): the probe gets the request to run and returns the result, with no account data stored there.
To see your service the way your customers on other continents see it. Those probes run at UpCloud, a Finnish provider, and stay unused unless you pick them.
Yes. Regions are picked per monitor, and nothing is checked from a region you did not choose. The Free plan only offers EU regions; on other plans, leave out London and the regions outside Europe.
Your first monitor in under a minute.
Free plan, no card. Hosted and operated in Europe.