Status pages your customers read in their own language
Publish incidents in Arabic, English, French and Spanish on one status page, with right-to-left layout where it belongs.
Why it works this way
Most status pages are English-only, and a team serving a region that does not read English in the first place ends up writing every incident twice - once on the page, once somewhere else - or writing it once and accepting that half the audience will not follow it.
A multilingual page is one page. You write an incident in the language your team works in, and it publishes in every language your audience reads. Visitors pick their own with a toggle, and the choice sticks for the rest of the incident.
Arabic is a first-class language here rather than a translation target bolted on. The page renders right-to-left, with Arabic-Indic digits, because a right-to-left page that lays out left-to-right reads as broken to the people it is for.
Languages you can publish in
What it costs
Those capabilities and everything they depend on come to $8/month.
Build the plan around it.
Add what you need, drop what you do not, and read the total before you buy.