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Importing from Checkly

Checkly is built for API and browser monitoring-as-code, not for communicating incidents to customers. Importing your checks into StatusPage.me lets you pair that monitoring with a status page that isn’t an afterthought.

This provider brings over: monitors only. See the full import wizard guide for the complete step-by-step flow — this page covers what’s specific to Checkly.

Getting Your API Key from Checkly

  1. Log in to app.checklyhq.com.
  2. Click your avatar, then Account Settings → API Keys.
  3. Click Create API Key and copy it.
  4. Note your Account ID, shown on the same page — the wizard asks for this alongside your API key.

Checkly API keys page

Importing into StatusPage.me

  1. Open the import wizard from your status page’s Settings → Components, or the Import your data banner on a newly created page.
  2. Choose Checkly from the provider list.
  3. Paste in your API key and Account ID.
  4. Click Validate & continue, review the preview, then Start import.

Checkly selected in the import wizard

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