About DownForEveryone

We test websites from where your visitors are

DownForEveryone checks a website from 44 countries at once and shows what people there actually get: whether the page loads, how fast, and what it looks like in a real browser.

Test coverage44 countries
Europe16
Asia12
Americas7
Middle East & Africa7
Oceania2

HTTP checks from local networks in every country; real-browser screenshots from the countries with a screenshot location.

Why it exists

“It works for me” isn’t the same as “it works”

Anyone who builds websites for clients in other countries knows the message: “The site is blank for our customers.” You open it and everything looks fine, because you are looking from the wrong place.

 

The cause is usually local. A firewall or security plugin blocks a region. A CDN edge serves an old or empty page. A language redirect sends visitors in a loop. A server far away is simply slow.

 

Checking this with a VPN means one country at a time, no timings and no record to send the client. DownForEveryone does it for many countries in one run, with a screenshot and the numbers for each, so the problem is easy to see, explain and fix.

How the tests work

Real networks, real browsers, numbers you can check

Servers on local networks

HTTP checks run on the Globalping network: probes run by volunteers and companies on networks inside each country, instead of one central data center.

Real browsers

Screenshots are taken in Chrome, Firefox or Safari engines connected through the chosen country, at phone, tablet or desktop size.

Numbers you can check

Status code, server IP, headers and a timing breakdown for DNS, connect, TLS and server wait. Export any report to CSV.

What we care about

How we build it

01

The answer comes first

Every country gets a plain verdict before any numbers: working, has issues, or down. Details are there when you need them.

03

Public pages only

Tests load a page the way a new visitor would, with no cookies and no logins. Scans and screenshots are deleted after 90 days.

02

Only what we measured

If a country has no screenshot location, the card says so and shows the HTTP result instead of guessing.

04

Made for people who fix sites

Reports are built to hand to a developer or a client, so the next step is obvious.

Who’s behind it

Built by a working web developer

DownForEveryone is built and run by Kashif and Team. It started as a tool for his own client work, to answer one question quickly: does this site work for the people it was built for?

 

If you have a question about a result, want DownForEveryone for your agency, or have an idea for it, get in touch.

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See how your site looks from 44 countries.

Enter an address, pick countries and get your report in about a minute.