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Is this website down?

Check from 22 locations on six continents instantly. Free, no signup required.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this work?

We send an HTTP request to the website from 22 locations on six continents: Europe, North and South America, Asia, Australia and Africa. If the site responds with a successful status code, it's up. If it doesn't respond or returns an error, it's down.

Why check from multiple locations?

A website might be down in one region but up in others. CDN issues, DNS propagation delays, or regional outages can make a site unreachable from specific locations. Checking from 22 locations gives you the full picture. Read the guide: how to check if a website is down from multiple locations.

Is this free?

Yes, completely free with no signup required. Checks are spaced a few seconds apart for each visitor, so one person cannot overload a site.

What if only one region shows 'down'?

That usually means a regional issue — like a CDN edge server being down, or a routing problem between that region and the server. The website itself is probably fine. This is exactly the kind of false alert that Uptrack's multi-region consensus prevents.

How is this different from Uptrack monitoring?

This tool is a one-time check. Uptrack monitoring checks your site every 30 seconds, continuously, and alerts you via Slack, email, or Telegram when it goes down. Pro includes 50 monitors at 30-second intervals.

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Each service has its own page. It checks the service from 22 locations and links to the official status page when there is one.

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