Question 1

Is Render down right now?

Accepted Answer

No — Render is not down. All Render systems are reported operational. Checked at 2026-09-23T17:20:33.722Z.

Question 2

What is Render's status right now?

Accepted Answer

Render is reporting "All Systems Operational" on its official status page — Operational — as of 2026-09-23T17:20:33.722Z. That status feed answered isuptime's last check in 577 ms. isuptime reads this from Render's own published feed and does not test Render independently.

Question 3

When did Render last go down?

Accepted Answer

The most recent incident Render published was "Elevated Build and Deploy Times in the Oregon Region", opened 2026-09-09T21:26:23.716Z and marked resolved 2026-09-09T21:38:21.289Z. This is the latest entry in Render's own incident feed, not every problem users experienced.

Question 4

What is Render's uptime?

Accepted Answer

isuptime does not measure Render's uptime directly — it reads Render's own published status feed. Over the last 30 days, Render's own status feed reported no outage in 100.00% of isuptime's checks. Periods the provider called degraded count as no-outage, and this is isuptime's own measurement, not a contractual SLA.

Question 5

Is it just me, or is Render down for everyone?

Accepted Answer

Render reports all systems operational, so the problem is likely local to your network, browser or account. Try a different network or device.

Question 6

Render says operational but it is not working for me — why?

Accepted Answer

Free-tier services on Render spin down when idle and take a noticeable time to wake, which reads as an outage on the first request. A deploy stuck in progress is usually a health check that never passes — check that your service binds to the port Render provides rather than a hard-coded one. Out-of-memory kills on smaller instance types show up as restarts, not as platform errors.

Question 7

What does Render's status page actually cover?

Accepted Answer

Render's status page separates builds and deploys from request serving, and lists its managed data stores separately again. As with most platform status pages it reports on the platform, not on your individual service — a single service crash-looping is invisible to it.

Question 8

What can I use instead of Render while it is down?

Accepted Answer

Vercel (operational), Heroku (operational). Each state was read from that provider's own status feed at 2026-09-23T17:20:33.722Z, in the same round as Render's, so the readings are comparable in time. Check the substitute is up before moving work to it.

Question 9

Is anything else down right now, or is it just Render?

Accepted Answer

As of 2026-09-23T17:20:33.722Z, 9 other services isuptime tracks were also reporting a problem: Cloudflare (Minor Service Outage); Twilio (Partially Degraded Service); Supabase (Partially Degraded Service); Elastic (Partial System Outage); Cursor (Partially Degraded Service); Scaleway (Partially Degraded Service); Snowflake (Partially Degraded Service); Salesforce (Degraded Performance: 1 active incident); PlayStation Network (PlayStation Store affected in Russia). All are checked on one schedule, so the timing is directly comparable — but overlapping in time does not establish a shared cause.

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