Website Down Checker
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.
How Multi-Location Checking Works
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10 Global Nodes
Requests are routed through infrastructure in US, Europe, Asia, Middle East, South America and Oceania — all simultaneously.
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Real-Time Results
Each location checks independently and updates live as results come in — you see cards flip green or red in real time.
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Down vs. Just Me
If all locations show UP but you cannot reach the site, the problem is local — your ISP, DNS or network configuration.
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China / Firewall
Many sites are blocked in China by the Great Firewall regardless of global status. We flag this separately.
What does "down for everyone" mean?+
All our global check nodes cannot reach the website — the site is experiencing an outage, server error or DNS failure affecting all visitors worldwide.
What if it shows UP but I still can't access it?+
The site is reachable globally but something blocks you locally. Try: clear DNS cache (ipconfig /flushdns on Windows), restart router, test on mobile data, or try a VPN.
What does "partial outage" mean?+
Some locations can reach the site but others cannot — typically a regional CDN failure, routing issue or geo-blocking affecting specific areas.
Why is China listed separately?+
China's Great Firewall blocks thousands of foreign websites including Google, Facebook, Twitter and many news sites. A site can be fully UP globally yet completely inaccessible from China.