Is Email Down? Check Status

Email stays the backbone of work and personal communication, and outages at Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo Mail, or ProtonMail instantly ripple across businesses worldwide. We track the major webmail providers and flag partial issues like delayed inboxes, failed sends, or search errors — all things that traditional ping-only checkers miss.

Email infrastructure has dozens of failure modes that don't show up on a homepage check: SMTP relay queues backing up, IMAP search returning empty results, attachment uploads failing while inbox loads fine, calendar sync silently breaking. When user reports spike on an email provider but our HTTP probe shows green, that's almost always one of these subsystem failures. Major outages tend to start in one geographic region and propagate; we monitor from a North American region so European or APAC issues sometimes show up first via crowd reports before our automated check catches them.

We're currently tracking 11 email websites using dual-signal outage detection — automated HTTPS probes plus crowd-sourced user reports. Click any site for live status, response-time history, and recent reports.

Use this page to check email status across every major service we monitor. Whether email services down today is what you're searching for, you want to see email outages today, you're checking if a specific email site is email not working, or you need real-time email server status — the live grid below answers in seconds. Each site links to its own status page with response time, uptime statistics, and crowd reports. If you're researching the best email options or the most reliable email servers, the per-site uptime history is the most honest comparison.

See current email outages, popular email platforms ranked by traffic, and the full list of email services we monitor below. If you're seeing email not loading, email problems, or email services not working — this hub is the fastest way to confirm whether the issue is platform-wide or local to your network.

Not finding what you need? Check any domain from the homepage, or see current outages across all sites.