Is It Down for Everyone, or Just You?
Paste a URL and find out in seconds whether it's actually offline or the problem is on your end.
Check if a website is down
Check a website from multiple locations to see whether it is down for everyone or just you.
The most common false alarm in tech support
"The site is down!" is often a local DNS cache, a blocked connection, or a regional outage — not a global one. This tool checks from several independent locations at once, so you get a clear answer instead of a guess.
1. Enter the website address.
2. CloudStats pings it from multiple regions simultaneously.
3. See a clear "up" or "down" result per location.
4. If it's genuinely down, set up monitoring so you're alerted the second it happens again.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Why would a site be down for me but not for others?
Local network issues, DNS caching, regional outages, or the site blocking your specific IP or region can all cause this.
Does this tool store the URLs I check?
Individual checks are used only to return your result; no account or signup is required for a single check.
Can I get notified automatically the next time this site goes down?
Yes, create a free account to turn this into 24/7 monitoring with instant alerts.