Web
Website Status Checker
Check reachability, HTTP status, server response time and final URL.
When to use this website status checker
Use a website status check when a page appears down, a new deployment behaves unexpectedly, or you need to distinguish an HTTP error from a connection failure.
What to look for
- Read the HTTP status: a server response and a successful page are different things.
- Check the final URL to see whether the request reached the expected destination.
- Compare failures with your browser and hosting logs before declaring a global outage.
How to read the results
HTTP errors are returned as results. A response from our server does not guarantee availability from every region.
PASS marks a stated check that passed. WARNING deserves review. FAIL marks a failed check. INFORMATION reports a fact. Results are a snapshot from our server, not a score or certification.
Does HTTP 200 mean my whole website is working?
No. It means this request received a successful HTTP response. Login, checkout, scripts and other pages may still fail. This check does not render the page or test every region.
Download your results as Markdown to save the observations or discuss them with your AI assistant. Reports include the check timestamp and limitations.
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