Simple website check

Is this website blocked?

Enter a website. We’ll show where recent checks found trouble—and where there is not enough information yet.

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A failed check can have ordinary causes. We look for repeated patterns and never treat missing data as proof that a site works everywhere.

The big picture

Internet controls are not all the same.

Some countries filter websites at their borders. Others place controls inside local networks or can separate domestic services from the wider internet. Results can change by city, provider, and time.

A website request meeting several filtering gates

China

China's Great Firewall

The world's best-known national filtering system.

China filters traffic moving between domestic networks and the wider internet. The system can affect website lookups, secure connections, and network addresses, but results still vary by provider and location.

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A central control point connected to several internet providers

Russia

Russia's Sovereign RuNet

Provider-level controls coordinated across a national network.

Russia's Sovereign RuNet is a wider legal and network-control framework, not one single firewall. Providers use filtering equipment that can be directed centrally to restrict particular services.

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A domestic network ring with a controlled path to the wider internet

Iran

Iran's filtered internet and National Information Network

Domestic infrastructure combined with tightly controlled global access.

Iran combines internet filtering with the National Information Network, a large domestic network designed to keep local services operating with controlled access to the wider internet.

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How it works

A careful answer in three simple steps.

We keep the complicated parts behind the scenes, while showing the location, freshness, and limits that help you trust each result.

01

Check

Recent tests show whether a website works normally in different places.

02

Compare

One failure may be a glitch. Repeated trouble across checks matters more.

03

Explain

You see what we found, where we found it, and when the answer is uncertain.