Is this website status checker free?

Yes, completely free — no account, no subscription, no limits. Just enter a URL and check.

Is the website down for everyone or just me?

This tool checks from our server, not your browser, so the result reflects global reachability. If we report the site is up but you cannot access it, the issue is on your end — your ISP, network, or DNS. If we report it down, the problem is global.

What does the HTTP status code mean?

2xx (e.g. 200) = success, site is up. 3xx (e.g. 301) = redirect, usually still reachable. 4xx (e.g. 403, 404) = the server responded but rejected or couldn't find the page. 5xx (e.g. 503) = server error, site is effectively down. A timeout or connection refused means no response at all.

Why does the response time vary between checks?

Response time depends on server load, CDN caching, network routing between our probe server and the target, and geographic distance. Slight variation is normal. A spike above 5 seconds or a timeout usually signals a real performance problem on the target server.

Is the check truly real-time, or are results cached?

Every check triggers a fresh live request from our server at that moment — results are never cached. This means you always get the current status, not a stale snapshot from minutes ago.

Only the address or URL you type is sent to our server to fetch the public result. No private files are uploaded and nothing you enter is stored.

📡 Is It Down? Check Website Status in Real Time

Enter any URL and instantly find out if a website is up or down — our server fetches it right now and reports the HTTP status code and response time, so you know whether the problem is global or just on your end.

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How this works. Only the address you enter is sent to our server to fetch a public result — no private files are uploaded, and nothing you enter is stored.

About

Unlike browser-based tools that check only from your device, this tool makes the request from our server — meaning the result reflects global reachability, not your local network or ISP. You get the raw HTTP status code (200, 301, 403, 404, 503, etc.), the total response time in milliseconds, and a clear up/down verdict. No URL or result data is stored; each check is a one-off real-time probe. Works for any public URL: websites, APIs, CDN endpoints.

How to use

Type or paste the website URL into the input field (e.g. https://example.com).
Click the Check button — our server sends a real request to the URL right now.
View the HTTP status code (e.g. 200 OK, 503 Service Unavailable) and response time in milliseconds.
Read the clear up/down verdict — green means the site is reachable globally, red means it is down.

FAQ

Is this website status checker free?: Yes, completely free — no account, no subscription, no limits. Just enter a URL and check.
Is the website down for everyone or just me?: This tool checks from our server, not your browser, so the result reflects global reachability. If we report the site is up but you cannot access it, the issue is on your end — your ISP, network, or DNS. If we report it down, the problem is global.
What does the HTTP status code mean?: 2xx (e.g. 200) = success, site is up. 3xx (e.g. 301) = redirect, usually still reachable. 4xx (e.g. 403, 404) = the server responded but rejected or couldn't find the page. 5xx (e.g. 503) = server error, site is effectively down. A timeout or connection refused means no response at all.
Why does the response time vary between checks?: Response time depends on server load, CDN caching, network routing between our probe server and the target, and geographic distance. Slight variation is normal. A spike above 5 seconds or a timeout usually signals a real performance problem on the target server.
Is the check truly real-time, or are results cached?: Every check triggers a fresh live request from our server at that moment — results are never cached. This means you always get the current status, not a stale snapshot from minutes ago.
Is my data uploaded?: Only the address or URL you type is sent to our server to fetch the public result. No private files are uploaded and nothing you enter is stored.