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Audience specific pages access to components

Marcos O_Rourke
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February 5, 2026

If I were to have an audience specific page, would I be able to only provide access to specific components to specific users? 

For example, I have Service A and Service B, and Users A, B, and C.

Can I only allow Users A and B to see Service A and only allow User C to see Service B?

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Scot Wilson
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February 8, 2026

Hey Marcos,
I'm Scot, from the Statuspage Support Team.

You're 100% correct - that's the intention of Audience Specific pages, where you can limit particular components to be shown to specific groups of users. We have an example of this in our documentation Audience Specific Page Example , for you to review.

One thing I would recommend is that you group your subscribers into groups and then set the component access on a group basis, rather than do it on an individual subscriber basis.

Hope this helps,
Scot Wilson

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