Disclaimer: This tool performs a basic check from your browser only using a `no-cors` request. It can indicate if the server responded at all, but cannot confirm if the website is truly "up" globally or serving correct content due to browser security limitations. A "Could not reach server" result might be due to network issues, CORS policies, or the site actually being down.
Sends HTTP request, analyzes response.
200 up, 301/302 redirects, 403 forbidden, 404 not found, 500+ errors.
Most public; some block automated checks.
Yes, helps identify performance.
Check whether any website is up or down with the Toolzie Website Status Checker. Enter a URL to see its HTTP status code, response time, and whether it is accessible — useful for monitoring your own site or checking if a site is down for everyone.
HTTP 200 means the site is up and responding normally.
HTTP 503 means the server is temporarily unavailable — often due to maintenance or overload.
The check is made from our server, so a 'down' result suggests the site is unreachable globally, not just on your network.
Yes — enter your own domain to verify it is responding and see your server response time.
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