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Is Render Down Right Now?

Check if Render (render.com) is down for everyone or just you. We test the site from our servers to verify real outages vs local DNS/cache issues.

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Is Render down for everyone or just you?

This is the question that matters most. Our checker requests render.com from our own servers, completely separate from your network — so the result reflects what the rest of the internet sees, not just your connection.

  • If we say it's down: the outage is real and affects everyone. You'll just have to wait until Render fixes the issue.
  • If we say it's up, but you can't load it: the problem is local to you — usually a DNS cache, a VPN, a firewall, browser cache, or your ISP. Try a different network and an incognito window.

What a Render outage looks like

Render incidents show up as deploy freezes, 502s on sleeping free-tier services, or dashboard errors while render.com itself is fine. We check render.com. Your service hostname can be down without this page turning red — check the official status page and your service logs together.

Typical issues: Deploy or build pipeline stalls, 502 from a spun-down free instance, dashboard/API errors, and Postgres or Redis add-on disruption.

Official Render status page — we check render.com from our servers; their page covers components we cannot see from the public homepage.

Don't keep re-checking by hand

A one-off check only tells you about right now. Webalert checks your site every few minutes from multiple regions and alerts you by email or Slack the moment it goes down — free forever, no credit card.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Render down for everyone or just me?
You can check the real-time status of Render above. We request render.com from our servers. If it's up for us but not for you, the problem is likely your local network, DNS cache, or ISP.
How can I get alerted when Render goes down?
You can set up a free uptime monitor on Webalert to check render.com every few minutes and alert you via email or Slack the moment it goes down.