Is Website Down Checker

Check if a website is down or just you. Verify website availability and response time instantly.

Enter the website URL to check if it's online or down

Quick Test:

How It Works

This tool checks if a website is accessible from your location by sending a request and measuring the response.

Instant status check
Response time measurement
Status code detection
History tracking

Common Status Codes

200OK - Website is working
301Moved Permanently
403Forbidden - Access denied
404Not Found - Page missing
500Server Error - Website issue
503Service Unavailable

Privacy Note

Website checks are performed directly from your browser. No data is stored on our servers.

About Website Down Checker

Check If a Website Is Down - Free Online Tool

Quickly determine if a website is down for everyone or just you. Our free website down checker tool instantly verifies website availability, measures response times, and provides detailed status information. Perfect for website owners, developers, and users who want to verify site accessibility.

Why Use a Website Down Checker?

🔍 Quick Verification

Instantly check if a website is accessible or experiencing downtime. Get immediate results without waiting.

⚡ Response Time

Measure how fast a website responds. Identify slow-loading sites and performance issues.

📊 Status Codes

View HTTP status codes to understand why a website might not be loading properly.

📝 Check History

Track your website checks and quickly recheck previously tested sites.

How to Check If a Website Is Down

  1. Enter the URL: Type or paste the website address (with or without https://)
  2. Click Check Status: Our tool will attempt to connect to the website
  3. View Results: See if the site is up or down, response time, and status code
  4. Take Action: Follow recommendations if the website is down

Common Reasons Why Websites Go Down

  • Server Issues: Hardware failures, software crashes, or maintenance
  • Network Problems: Internet connectivity issues or DNS failures
  • Traffic Overload: Too many visitors causing server strain
  • DDoS Attacks: Malicious traffic overwhelming the server
  • Expired Domain: Domain registration or SSL certificate expired
  • Coding Errors: Recent updates introducing bugs or conflicts

What to Do When a Website Is Down

For Website Visitors:

  • • Try refreshing the page (F5 or Ctrl+R)
  • • Clear your browser cache and cookies
  • • Try a different browser or device
  • • Check your internet connection
  • • Use a different network (mobile data vs WiFi)
  • • Wait a few minutes and try again
  • • Check the website's social media for updates

For Website Owners:

  • • Check your hosting provider's status page
  • • Review server logs for errors
  • • Verify DNS settings are correct
  • • Check SSL certificate validity
  • • Monitor server resources (CPU, RAM, bandwidth)
  • • Contact your hosting support if needed
  • • Inform users via social media or status page

Understanding HTTP Status Codes

Success Codes (2xx)

  • 200 - OK: Request successful
  • 201 - Created: New resource created
  • 204 - No Content: Successful, no content to return

Redirect Codes (3xx)

  • 301 - Moved Permanently
  • 302 - Found: Temporary redirect
  • 304 - Not Modified: Cached version is current

Client Error Codes (4xx)

  • 400 - Bad Request: Invalid syntax
  • 401 - Unauthorized: Authentication required
  • 403 - Forbidden: Access denied
  • 404 - Not Found: Page doesn't exist
  • 429 - Too Many Requests: Rate limited

Server Error Codes (5xx)

  • 500 - Internal Server Error
  • 502 - Bad Gateway: Invalid response
  • 503 - Service Unavailable: Temporarily down
  • 504 - Gateway Timeout: Server too slow

Features of Our Website Down Checker

Instant Results
Real-time checking
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100% Private
No data stored
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Always Free
Unlimited checks

🔍 Is It Down For Everyone or Just Me?

Our website down checker helps you answer this common question. If the site is down for our checker, it's likely down for everyone. If it works here but not for you, the problem might be your internet connection, browser, or local network settings.