Fastest
Average response
- 1 Appliancesonline 16 ms
- 2 Micalighting 16 ms
- 3 Footlocker 17 ms
- 4 Thetrybe 17 ms
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5
GitHub
19 ms
Live monitoring · Last check
We check 3,031 websites around the clock. Watch it happen.
Every few seconds our servers in Australia load another website and record whether it answered, how fast and with what code. Nothing on this page is typed by hand: it is what our checks see right now.
- 63,324checks in the last 24 hours
- 3,031websites monitored
- 37checks per minute right now
- 99.26%average uptime, 30 days
Key facts
Updated every minute from our own checks. Quote them with a link to this page.
- IsDownAustralia monitors 3,031 websites with its own automated checks in Australia. 2,436 of them can be checked automatically; 595 block automated checks, so their status comes from user reports.
- In the 24 hours to 30 Oct 2026 12:48 UTC, our servers ran 63,324 website checks, about 37 a minute.
- As of 30 Oct 2026 12:48 UTC, 2,404 monitored websites are responding, 11 are slow and 21 are down (each confirmed by 2 checks in a row).
- Average uptime over the last 30 days across the websites we can check: 99.26%, with 135 outages confirmed by our checks.
- We link the official status pages of 90 services and read 48 of them automatically; they posted 157 incidents in the last 30 days.
Right now
Every website we monitor, one dot each, most popular first. A dot lights up when the live feed checks it.
- 2,404Responding
- 11Slow
- 21Down
- 595Can't check automatically
595 websites block automated checks (a bot wall, a country block or "access denied"). We say so on their pages and rely on what people report. A blocked check never counts as an outage.
Down right now 21
Confirmed by 2 failed checks in a row.
Checks over time
Every check our servers made, per hour.
169,366 checks in the last 7 days
100% of websites are checked on schedule
What the checks found, last 24 hours
- Up46,96774.2%
- Blocks bots15,10323.9%
- Page error4070.6%
- Timeout2780.4%
- Slow2180.3%
- Certificate error1080.2%
- DNS error1030.2%
- Server error1020.2%
- Refused380.1%
Leaderboards
Popular websites over the last 30 days, from our own checks. Each one links to its full status page.
Slowest
Average response
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1
Craigslist
5.2 s
- 2 Bswa 4.7 s
- 3 movie.douban.com 3.8 s
- 4 online.uom.ac.mu 3.3 s
- 5 Pets-megastore 3.2 s
100% uptime
411 popular websites had no outage in 30 days
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1
Microsoft Teams
100%
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2
Xero
100%
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3
Destiny
100%
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4
Yahoo Mail
100%
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5
Shopify
100%
Most outages
Outages confirmed in 30 days
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1
Sculptaustralia
12 outages
- 2 Iceinspace 4 outages
- 3 movie.douban.com 3 outages
- 4 Medsales 3 outages
- 5 sellercentral.amazon.com 3 outages
Outages our checks confirmed
The last 30 days. An outage starts at the first of 2 failed checks and ends at the first of 2 working ones.
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Adsct
· Ongoing
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Trekandtravel
· Ongoing
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Redpepperclub
· Ongoing
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Lululemon
· Ongoing
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memberonline.unisuper.com.au
· Ongoing
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Sportsleisure
· Ongoing
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Grc
· Ongoing
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Everten
· Ongoing
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Imaginaryadventures
· Ongoing
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Investoronline
· Ongoing
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cadetnet.gov.au
· Ongoing
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Rockaway
· Ongoing
Official status pages
Where a company publishes its own status page, we read it too and show it next to our verdict.
- 90services with an official status page linked
- 48status pages read automatically every 10 to 30 minutes
- 157official incidents posted in 30 days
Official pages reporting something now
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Cloudflare
Partial outage
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Imgur
Some problems
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Sonos
Some problems
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GoDaddy
Some problems
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Blackboard
Maintenance
How we keep our checks honest
A check is only as good as the connection it runs on, so we check ourselves too.
Healthy
Checking from au-syd
37 checks a minute · last heartbeat
Reference websites, checked every minute
- google.com400 ms
- cloudflare.com561 ms
- wikipedia.org689 ms
- microsoft.com112 ms
- amazon.com282 ms
If 3 of these 5 fail at once, the problem is on our side: results are kept but change nothing until they pass again.
No false alarms
A site is marked down only after 2 failed checks in a row, and if more than 5% of sites seem to fail at once we check again before marking any of them down.
On schedule
The 10 most popular websites are checked every 15 minutes, the next 900 every 30 minutes, the rest every 2 hours, and any site people report every 5 minutes.
Every website we monitor
3,031 websites. Search, filter and open any one for its full history.
Use and cite this data
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Suggested citation
IsDownAustralia, "Live monitoring", https://isdownaustralia.com/monitoring (data as of 30 Oct 2026 12:48 UTC). Licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Updated every minute. Times are UTC. Field names stay stable; uptime and outages count only outages confirmed by 2 failed checks in a row.
How the checks work
- On scheduleThe 10 most popular websites are checked every 15 minutes, the next 900 every 30 minutes, the rest every 2 hours, and any site people report every 5 minutes.
- No false alarmsA site is marked down only after 2 failed checks in a row, and if more than 5% of sites seem to fail at once we check again before marking any of them down.
- Can't check automaticallyThe website blocks automated visitors with a bot wall, a country block or an "access denied" answer. That says nothing about whether it works, so we never count it as an outage. Its status page relies on what people report instead.
Questions about our checks
How often is each website checked?
The 10 most popular websites every 15 minutes, the next 900 every 30 minutes and all others every 2 hours. As soon as people on 3 or more networks report a website, we check it every 5 minutes until an hour after the last report.
What does "can't check automatically" mean?
The website blocks automated visitors with a bot wall, a country block or an "access denied" answer. That says nothing about whether it works, so we never count it as an outage. Its status page relies on what people report instead.
Does a working check mean the whole service is fine?
No. We load the home page only. Login, payments, apps and other parts of a service can fail while the home page works, which is why user reports always count on their own.
Where do the checks come from?
From our own servers in Australia. Every check identifies itself as our bot, requests one page, and never logs in, submits forms or follows links.