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About Website Status Online
This tool checks whether a website is up by making a request and reporting the HTTP status code, response time, and any redirect chain. It also surfaces SSL/TLS certificate validity, DNS resolution, and the IP address that responded.
Web status checks are useful for one-off availability tests, validating that a recent change didn't break a site, or building simple uptime monitoring before investing in dedicated tools.
The output includes headers and timing information so you can see not just whether the site is up but how fast it responded and what kind of error (if any) was returned. Useful when troubleshooting reports of "the site is down" from users.
How to use this tool
How to check if a website is up
Enter the URL
Put the page URL into the "Website URL" field. Bare domains like example.com work — https:// is added automatically when missing.
What happens behind the scenes
Our server issues a GET, follows redirects, and reports back the final HTTP status. 2xx is considered OK; anything else is NOT OK.
Press Run
Result includes statusLabel ("OK" or "NOT OK"), userMessage, status (HTTP code), finalUrl (after redirects), contentType, and a 500-character body snippet for sanity-checking.
Interpret edge cases
Network errors return statusLabel "NOT OK" with a detail field — usually DNS failure, TLS mismatch, or refused connection. The page may still work from your browser if a CDN or geo-block treats us differently.