Status

Service status

Every 5 minutes our system checks the customer portal, the website, the control panel, email, the name servers and the billing automation. Here you see the result, unvarnished.

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OperationalDegradedOutageNo measurement

Incidents in the last 90 days

Incidents are recorded automatically by the monitoring system: an incident opens when two consecutive checks show an error, and closes when service has been restored for two checks.

Where do we measure from?

The checks currently run on the same server as the services. If the whole server goes down, this page stops updating too.

That is why we watch how fresh the data is: if the last check is more than 15 minutes old, the page says so.

What we measure – and what we don’t

Availability and response time (with a 5-second timeout), plus certificate expiry.
A single failed check is not an incident: the status only changes after two matching checks.
We don’t log in, don’t send test emails and don’t measure through public DNS resolvers.

The availability percentage only covers the measured period. The “measured” value shows how much of a given period was measured: monitoring started on 18 October 2026, so longer periods are only partly covered so far.

Seeing a problem?

If everything works here but not for you, tell us what you see. As a customer you can also open a ticket in the portal.

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Incidents in the last 90 days