Find out in seconds if any website is down for everyone or just for you. The tool issues an independent HTTP request through our proxy and reports up/down status with the exact HTTP code.
When a site won't load, the first question is always: is it me, or is it the site? An independent probe from a different network — like the one behind this tool — settles the question quickly. UP means the site is reachable from at least one external network and the issue is local to you (DNS, ISP, firewall, browser cache). DOWN means the problem is theirs.
Enter the URL. The tool sends an HTTP request through a CORS-friendly proxy server (independent of your network), waits for the response, and reports UP if the status code is under 400 — DOWN otherwise.
Run it any time a site won't load, before flooding a vendor's support team with tickets, when troubleshooting whether your VPN is the problem, and when investigating if a third-party API your app depends on is having an outage.
If our tool shows UP but you can't reach the site: try clearing your browser cache, switching DNS to 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8, disabling VPN/proxy, or trying mobile data. If our tool shows DOWN, check downdetector.com or the vendor's status page for confirmed incidents.
The site is reachable from our proxy but not from your network. Check your DNS, firewall, ISP, or VPN.
No — it checks from our single proxy. For multi-region status use a service like UptimeRobot or BetterStack.
Real-time — every check is a fresh request, never cached.
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