LIVE GLOBAL REACHABILITY · DIRECT PROBE FROM OUR NETWORK

Is it down
right now?

Enter any URL for an instant live reachability check — a real HTTP probe from our servers, with accurate latency and HTTP status in seconds.

Enter a domain or IP address to begin the probe.

How this works

When you enter a URL, our server sends a real HTTP request directly to that site — the same kind of request a browser makes — and measures how long it takes to respond and what status code it returns. Because the check runs from our servers rather than your browser, it isn't affected by your own internet connection, VPN, or local network restrictions.

A site showing "down" here means our server couldn't get a successful response within 10 seconds. That's usually a strong signal something is actually wrong, though a single check can occasionally catch a temporary blip. If you're not sure, run the check again after a minute.

GUIDES

Troubleshooting guides

Seven concrete reasons a site goes down, and exactly what to check for each one. Start with a live check, then work through the guide that matches what you're seeing.

DNS DNS not resolving Your domain's DNS records aren't pointing anywhere valid, so browsers can't find the server. Here's how to diagnose and fix it. HOSTING Hosting or server outage DNS resolves fine but the site still won't load. Here's how to confirm it's your host, and what to do while you wait it out. REGISTRAR Expired domain An expired domain doesn't just misbehave, it stops resolving entirely. Here's how to tell, and how domain expiry actually works. TLS/SSL SSL certificate problems An expired, misconfigured, or mismatched certificate makes browsers refuse the connection outright. Here's how to diagnose which. SECURITY Firewall blocking traffic Sometimes a site isn't down at all — a firewall, WAF, or bot-protection rule is blocking legitimate visitors by mistake. PERFORMANCE Server overload A sudden spike in visitors can exhaust a server's resources faster than it can respond. Here's how to spot it and what helps. MIGRATION Recent DNS or hosting migration A site that works intermittently right after a move between hosts is almost always a propagation issue, not a broken migration.