ElevenLabs is up
Answered with HTTP 200 in 99 ms (excellent) — checked 0s ago.
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It works here but not for you?
Our server reached ElevenLabs normally, so the outage is not global. Work through these in order:
- Hard-refresh the page (Ctrl+F5, or Cmd+Shift+R on a Mac) to bypass your browser cache.
- Try mobile data instead of Wi-Fi. If it loads, your broadband or router is the problem.
- Change your DNS resolver to 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 — ISP resolvers do sometimes hold broken records.
- Disable a VPN or ad-blocker temporarily; both can block a service entirely.
- Check your account — a suspended or region-blocked account looks exactly like an outage.
About this check
- Checked from
- London, United Kingdom
- Method
- Live HTTPS request + ICMP ping
- Address
- elevenlabs.io
- Resolved IP
- 34.54.252.193
- Server
- nginx/1.30.4
- Last checked
- 19:17:34 UTC
We report only what our own request returned. We do not count user reports, so a single angry tweet cannot make this page say "down".
Is ElevenLabs down for everyone or just me?
That is the only question worth answering when a site stops loading, and it has a simple test: check it from a machine that shares none of your network. This page does exactly that — the request comes from our server in London, using its own DNS resolver and its own route to the internet. If elevenlabs.io answers us, it is up, and whatever is stopping you sits between your device and the wider network.
Local causes are more common than real outages. A stale DNS entry, a router that needs a restart, an ISP resolver holding a bad record, a VPN exit node the service blocks, an ad-blocker rule, or simply a cached error page in your browser: each one produces a site that is "down" for exactly one person.
What a failed check actually means
When a check fails we name the stage that failed rather than saying "down", because the fixes are entirely different. DNS failure means the name could not be turned into an address — an expired domain or a broken nameserver change. Connection refused means the machine answered but nothing is listening: the web server process has stopped. Timeout means packets vanished — a firewall, a routing problem, or a server too loaded to accept connections. TLS error means the site is running but its certificate is expired or mismatched, and every browser will refuse it.
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