Free tool
Is it down for everyone, or just for you?
Enter a url and we request it from our servers in the EU. You see right away whether it responds, with the status code and response time.
What this check does
We send one request to the url from our servers in the EU, follow up to five redirects and wait at most ten seconds. A 2xx or 3xx response counts as up. Errors, timeouts and 4xx or 5xx responses count as down.
Down for you, up for us
If the site is up here but not in your browser, try another network, clear your DNS cache or check whether a firewall or VPN blocks it. The site itself is fine.
Down for everyone
Check the hosting provider's status page, the server and the latest deploy. A 500 error usually points at the application, a timeout at the server or network, and a DNS error at the domain settings.
Frequently asked questions
Why does a site work for me but not for you?
Some sites block requests from data centers or other countries. The site may also be cached in your browser while the server itself is down.
Can I check a site behind a login?
This free check sends no credentials. In nopanic you can add basic auth or custom headers to monitor protected and staging sites.
How do I know when a site goes down?
Use uptime monitoring. nopanic checks your sites every 60 seconds and alerts you by email or Slack.
All of this for every client site, in one place.
Monitoring, errors, debugging and security for every Laravel app you run. Hosted and processed in the EU.
