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Requesting a Service

How to request a missing service to be added to PulsAPI's monitored catalog.

PulsAPI monitors 2460+ services and the catalog is growing. If a service your team depends on is not listed yet, you can request it directly from the app.

Where to find the request button

The Request a Service button is available in two places:

  • Catalog Browser, at the top of the page, next to the search bar.
  • Service Directory, in the header area of the services list.

How to submit a request

  1. Click Request a Service.
  2. Fill in the request form:
FieldRequiredDescription
Service nameYesThe name of the provider (e.g., "Render", "Neon").
Status page URLYesThe public URL of the provider's status page (e.g., https://status.render.com).
CategoryNoSuggest a category (CLOUD, CDN, AI_ML, DATABASE, etc.).
NotesNoAny extra context, e.g., specific components you care about.
  1. Click Submit Request.
  2. You will see a confirmation message with a reference number.

You need to be signed in to submit a service request. If you are not signed in, the form will prompt you to log in first.

What happens after you submit

  1. Review, The PulsAPI team reviews the request and verifies the status page is publicly accessible and machine-readable.
  2. Integration, If approved, PulsAPI builds a crawler for the service's status page and maps its components.
  3. Live, The service appears in the catalog. You (and anyone else who requested it) are notified by email.

Typical turnaround time is 2 to 5 business days. Complex integrations (non-standard status page formats) may take longer.

PulsAPI can only monitor services that have a publicly accessible status page. Internal or authenticated status endpoints cannot be crawled.

Tracking your requests

You can view the status of your submitted requests from Settings → Service Requests. Each request shows:

  • Service name
  • Submission date
  • Current status: Pending, In Progress, Added, or Declined

If a request is declined, the reason is shown (e.g., the provider does not have a public status page).

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