Is a Website Down?

Enter a domain to see if it responds from our server.

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Popular Websites

Latest results for frequently checked sites.

How It Works

We check the website from our server and show you what happened.

1

Enter the domain

Use a domain such as example.com.

2

We request the website

Our server records whether it responds and how long it takes.

3

Review the result

See the current status, response time, recent checks, and user reports.

How to Check if a Website Is Down

Run a check here, then compare the result with your own connection.

1

Check the website here

If it also fails from our server, the website may be down for everyone.

2

Look at recent checks and reports

Several recent failures are more useful than one result.

3

Try another device or network

If the website works elsewhere, the problem is likely on your device or connection.

4

Check another country

Use a country check if you think the problem may be regional.

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Common Questions

What do 500, 502, 503, and 504 errors mean?

These are server errors. A 500 is a general error, 502 is a bad response between servers, 503 means the service is unavailable, and 504 means another server took too long to respond.

Does a slow response mean the website is down?

No. A slow website is still online, but it may be overloaded or having network problems.

How current is the result?

The result shows when the check was made. Run another check if you need the latest status.