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Is it them or me? Official status pages for the services your site depends on

How to tell a provider outage from a problem with your own site, plus official status page links for CDNs, DNS, payments, email and WordPress services.

When your site, checkout or email suddenly stops working, the first question is whether the problem is yours or belongs to a service you depend on. Getting that answer early saves hours. If a provider is down, the fix is to wait and keep customers informed. If it is your site, waiting does nothing.

How to tell an outage from your own problem

  1. Check the provider’s status page. Use the tables below. Status pages are often updated a little after an outage starts, so a green page in the first few minutes does not rule the provider out. Many pages let you subscribe to updates by email.
  2. Test from another network. Turn off Wi-Fi on your phone and load the site over mobile data, or ask someone elsewhere to try. If it works there, the problem may be your network, your DNS cache or a block on your IP address.
  3. Run an outside check. Our free website health check tests DNS, server response, redirects and the SSL certificate from outside your network, and links each problem it finds to a fix.
  4. Check the provider’s social channels and community forum. Official accounts on social media and provider forums often confirm a problem before the status page does. Many other people reporting the same thing at the same time is a strong sign it is not you.

If every provider looks healthy, go to the Emergency Room and pick the symptom you are seeing.

If it is them

  • Do not make big changes during someone else’s outage. Moving DNS, swapping payment gateways or restoring a backup in the middle of an incident usually adds a second problem.
  • Subscribe to the incident so you know when it is resolved.
  • Tell your customers or clients what is happening, especially if checkout or email is affected.
  • After it is resolved, check that orders, form entries and emails from the outage window went through.

We do not list web hosts on this page. Your host’s status page is usually linked from its control panel or support site.

CDN, cloud and DNS providers

Service Official status page What breaks when it is down
Cloudflare cloudflarestatus.com Sites behind the Cloudflare proxy show Cloudflare error pages (often 5xx). Domains using Cloudflare DNS may stop resolving. Turnstile challenges on forms may fail.
Fastly fastlystatus.com Sites, images and files delivered through Fastly fail to load or load slowly.
Akamai akamaistatus.com Sites, downloads and media delivered through Akamai fail or slow down.
AWS (Health Dashboard) AWS Health Dashboard Anything running in the affected AWS region: servers, S3 file storage, CloudFront, Route 53 DNS and Amazon SES email. Check which region your services use.
Google Cloud Google Cloud Service Health Sites and APIs hosted on Google Cloud, Cloud DNS zones and reCAPTCHA Enterprise.
Microsoft Azure Azure status Sites and apps hosted on Azure, Azure DNS and Azure Front Door.
DigitalOcean status.digitalocean.com Droplets, managed databases, Spaces file storage and DigitalOcean DNS.

DNS hosts and domain registrars

Service Official status page What breaks when it is down
GoDaddy status.godaddy.com Domains on GoDaddy nameservers may stop resolving. You may not be able to log in, change DNS records or renew a domain.
Namecheap Namecheap status updates DNS for domains on Namecheap nameservers, email and URL forwarding, and the account dashboard.
Squarespace Domains status.squarespace.com DNS and settings for domains managed at Squarespace, including domains moved over from Google Domains.
Google Cloud DNS Google Cloud Service Health Zones hosted in Cloud DNS may stop answering or stop accepting changes. Look for Cloud DNS in the product list.
Porkbun status.porkbun.com DNS for domains on Porkbun nameservers, URL forwarding, email forwarding and the dashboard.
Gandi status.gandi.net Gandi LiveDNS, Gandi mailboxes and domain management.

Payment processors

Service Official status page What breaks when it is down
Stripe status.stripe.com Card payments at checkout fail or hang. Webhooks arrive late, so orders can sit as pending or unpaid until they catch up.
PayPal paypal-status.com PayPal buttons and checkout fail. Payment notifications to your store can be delayed.
Square issquareup.com Online and in-person Square payments, and Square Online sites. Square has separate pages by country.
Authorize.net status.authorize.net Card transactions through the gateway decline or time out at checkout. Webhooks and the merchant interface may be affected.
Braintree status.braintreepayments.com Card and wallet payments processed through Braintree fail at checkout.

Email providers and sending services

Service Official status page What breaks when it is down
Google Workspace Google Workspace Status Dashboard Gmail sending and receiving for your domain, plus Calendar, Drive and Meet.
Microsoft 365 status.cloud.microsoft Outlook and Exchange Online mail for your domain, plus Teams. Your admin center shows issues specific to your organization.
Zoho Mail us.zohostatus.com Mailboxes hosted at Zoho. This is the US page; Zoho runs separate pages for other regions, such as in.zohostatus.com and au.zohostatus.com.
Proton status.proton.me Proton Mail mailboxes, including custom domain addresses.
Mailgun status.mailgun.com Site email sent through Mailgun (password resets, form notifications, order emails) is delayed or fails. Inbound routes may stop.
SendGrid (Twilio) status.twilio.com Site email and campaigns sent through SendGrid are delayed or fail.
Postmark status.postmarkapp.com Transactional email sent through Postmark is delayed or fails.
Amazon SES AWS Health Dashboard Email sent through SES is delayed or fails. SES is listed under AWS services; check the region your SES account uses.
Brevo status.brevo.com Transactional and marketing email sent through Brevo, plus Brevo forms and automations.
Mailchimp and Mandrill status.mailchimp.com Newsletter sends, signup forms and audience syncs. The same page covers Mailchimp Transactional (Mandrill) email.

WordPress ecosystem

Service Official status page What breaks when it is down
WordPress.org status.wordpress.org Installing or updating WordPress core, plugins and themes from your dashboard fails. Update checks and the plugin and theme directories may be unavailable.
Jetpack and WordPress.com automatticstatus.com Jetpack features that rely on WordPress.com servers, such as Stats, Search and the site connection, plus sites hosted on WordPress.com.
WooCommerce.com services No dedicated public status page found. WooCommerce is part of Automattic, so also check automatticstatus.com. Updates and license checks for extensions bought from the WooCommerce.com marketplace, and your WooCommerce.com account. Your store’s checkout normally keeps working.
Elementor status.elementor.com Elementor Pro license checks, the template library and sites on Elementor’s own hosting.
Let’s Encrypt letsencrypt.status.io New certificates and renewals fail. Certificates you already have keep working until they expire, so a short outage is rarely urgent if renewal starts early.
GitHub githubstatus.com Deployments that pull code from GitHub, and plugin or theme updates delivered from GitHub releases.
npm status.npmjs.org Builds that install JavaScript packages fail. A live site that is already built is usually unaffected.

Other common dependencies

Service Official status page What breaks when it is down
Google Analytics Google Ads Status Dashboard Reports are delayed or missing data. Your site itself keeps working. Google lists Analytics incidents on the Google Ads Status Dashboard.
Google Tag Manager No public status page found. Tag Manager is not listed on the Google Ads Status Dashboard. Tags managed in Tag Manager (analytics, ad pixels, chat widgets) may not fire. The page itself usually still loads.
Google Maps Platform Google Maps Platform Status Dashboard Embedded maps, store locators and address autocomplete show errors or blank areas.
reCAPTCHA Google Cloud Service Health (reCAPTCHA Enterprise only) Forms protected by reCAPTCHA cannot be submitted. reCAPTCHA Enterprise is listed on Google Cloud Service Health; we did not find a separate public page for the free version.
Cloudflare Turnstile cloudflarestatus.com Forms protected by Turnstile cannot be submitted. Turnstile is part of Cloudflare, so check the Cloudflare status page.
Vimeo vimeostatus.com Embedded Vimeo videos do not play or load slowly.
YouTube No public status page. YouTube’s support account @TeamYouTube on X posts about major known issues. Embedded YouTube videos do not play. We did not find an official public status page for YouTube.
Zapier status.zapier.com Automations stop or run late, for example form entries that should reach your CRM or new orders that should reach a spreadsheet.
HubSpot status.hubspot.com HubSpot forms, chat, tracking code and CRM syncs from your site.
Calendly calendlystatus.com Booking embeds and scheduling links fail, so visitors cannot book appointments.

About these links

Every link on this page goes to the provider’s own status page, not to a third-party tracker. We last checked the links on November 7, 2026. Providers move their status pages from time to time. If a link is broken or out of date, please tell us.

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