Is the website down for everyone or just you? We test from 10 global locations simultaneously — US, UK, Germany, India, Singapore, Japan, Australia, Brazil, UAE and more.
If this tool’s check from our server succeeds while you personally can’t load the site, the problem is almost certainly on your end — a local network issue, a DNS cache holding a stale record, or a firewall or ISP block specific to you — rather than the website actually being down.
Sites go down for reasons ranging from server overload or a crashed application, to an expired SSL certificate, a misconfigured DNS record, or the hosting provider itself having an outage — the HTTP status code and response time this tool reports often point toward which of these is happening.
If the site is genuinely down, reachable from nowhere, there’s nothing to do but wait for the site owner to fix it. If it only fails for you, try a different network, flush your local DNS cache, or check whether a VPN or firewall is blocking the connection.