Is It Down? Check a Website from 10 Locations
Is a website down for everyone or just for you? We request it from 10 locations around the world and show which ones get an answer, with the HTTP status and response time.
How it works
Down for everyone or just you?
How the check works
Probes in different countries send an HTTP HEAD request. Any response below status 500 counts as up, because the server answered.
When it works for others but not you
Flush your DNS cache, try another network or mobile data, disable VPNs and extensions, and check whether your firewall blocks the site.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
A 403 or 404 shows as up. Why?
The server answered, so it is online. Those codes mean the page is restricted or missing, not that the site is down.
Why do results differ from the speed test?
Each run uses a different set of probes. Run it again to compare.
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