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Website down checker

Down for everyone, or just you? Check any website from an independent server and get the live HTTP status code and response time in seconds.

How to use

Three steps, ten seconds

  1. 01

    Enter the address

    Type the domain of the site you cannot reach — yours or anyone else's. No https:// needed.

  2. 02

    We check from our server

    An independent server pings the site with a 10-second timeout and records the status code and response time.

  3. 03

    Get a clear verdict

    Up or down, the exact HTTP status, and response time in milliseconds — so you know whether it is the site or just you.

FAQ

Common questions

How does the down checker decide a site is up or down?

Our server sends a lightweight HEAD request to the site (falling back to a full GET if the server rejects HEAD). Any response with a status below 500 means the web server is alive and answering — even a 404 proves the site itself is up. A 5xx status, a timeout after 10 seconds or a connection failure counts as down.

The site loads for me but shows as down here — why?

The check runs from our server, not your device. Firewalls, bot protection and geo-blocking can make a site refuse our request while serving yours. The reverse also happens: your browser may be showing a cached copy of a site that is actually down.

What should I do if my own website is down?

First check your hosting provider's status page — most outages are host-side. If hosting is fine, look at recent changes: an expired domain or SSL certificate, a broken deployment or a DNS change are the usual suspects. The status code shown here helps: 5xx points at the server, timeouts point at DNS or network.

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