Website down checker
Type any website address and we will ask our server to fetch it. If we can reach it, the problem is probably on your side. If we cannot, it is down for more people than just you.
How this checker works
Our server sends a lightweight request to the address you enter and notes the response. An HTTP reply between 100 and 499 means the server is alive and answering — even a 403, which usually means a bot filter replied, not that the site is down. Only a server error (5xx) or a complete failure to connect counts as “down” here.
Reading the result
- 200 — the page loaded fine.
- 301 / 302 — the page has moved; the site is up.
- 403 — the server answered but refused our automated request; the site is up.
- 404 — the server is up, but that exact page does not exist.
- 500–599 — a genuine server-side error; the site has a real problem.
- No reply — the server could not be reached at all.
If a site loads for us but not for you
- Restart your router and toggle flight mode on your phone once.
- Try mobile data instead of Wi-Fi (or the reverse).
- Clear your browser cache, or open the site in a private window.
- Switch off VPN or private-DNS apps — they break more Indian banking and government sites than anything else.