Check the status and availability of a website.
The website status checker sends a request to the website from our server and reports whether it's online, the HTTP status code it returned and how long it took to respond. It answers the classic question: is it down for everyone, or just for me?
Downtime costs visitors, sales and rankings, since search engines that repeatedly can't reach a site will crawl it less. If the site works here but not for you, the problem is likely your network, DNS cache or browser.
Instantly see whether the website responds.
Get the exact status code returned, such as 200, 301 or 503.
Measure how fast the server answers the request.
Paste any link, the domain is extracted for you.
It's usually a local issue: an outdated DNS cache, a browser extension, a firewall, or a problem with your internet provider.
Status codes from 500 to 599 are server errors. The website is reachable, but the server failed to handle the request.
Under 200 ms is excellent, and under 600 ms is fine. Slower responses hurt user experience and Core Web Vitals.
Yes, redirects are followed and the final response is reported.