Is Netflix down?

Live check from PingDeck's monitoring servers — not cached search results.

up Netflix appears UP

Last checked: 2 seconds ago (Thu, 24 Sep 2026 04:22:00 GMT).
Our checker probed https://www.netflix.com and it responded with HTTP 200 in 1628ms. Rechecked at most every 60s.

Observed uptime: 97.30% across 37 checks (up to 90 days).

Recent checks (UTC)

TimeStatusResponseLatency
2026-09-24 04:22:00 UTCupHTTP 2001628ms
2026-09-23 10:55:41 UTCupHTTP 2001622ms
2026-09-22 06:46:35 UTCupHTTP 2001670ms
2026-09-21 11:52:51 UTCupHTTP 2002418ms
2026-09-21 06:26:41 UTCupHTTP 2002628ms
2026-09-21 01:00:28 UTCdown—179ms
2026-09-21 00:35:33 UTCupHTTP 2001325ms
2026-09-20 12:22:38 UTCupHTTP 2001488ms

Response time, last 30 checks (peak 2628ms)

Incident history (observed by PingDeck)

StartedDurationDetail
2026-09-21 01:00:28 UTC1 min1 failed check(s)

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Netflix down for everyone or just you?

This page checks Netflix's public web endpoint from our cloud servers. If we show it UP but it fails for you, the problem is usually on your side of the internet: your DNS resolver, ISP routing, a VPN, or a regional outage. Try another network (e.g. switch off Wi-Fi to mobile data) and check your DNS records.

If we show it DOWN, the outage is likely on Netflix's side — large services usually recover within minutes to hours. Note: for app-based services, the app backend can differ from the website we probe.

Netflix not working? Troubleshooting steps

  1. Confirm the outage side: if this page shows Netflix UP, the issue is local — restart the app or hard-refresh the site (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+R).
  2. Switch networks: Wi-Fi to mobile data (or the reverse). ISP-level routing issues are common and self-resolve.
  3. Change DNS resolver to 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 and flush the DNS cache.
  4. Disable VPN or proxy — regional blocks and VPN endpoints cause false "down" experiences.
  5. If we show DOWN: wait it out. Large services usually recover in minutes to a few hours; repeated refreshing does not help.

Frequently asked questions

Is Netflix down right now?

Short answer: as of our latest live check, Netflix appears UP — its web endpoint responded normally. This page rechecks at most every 60 seconds.

Is Netflix down for everyone or just me?

Short answer: if this page shows Netflix UP but it fails for you, the problem is on your side — DNS resolver, ISP routing, or VPN. Try another network first.

Why is Netflix not working for me?

Short answer: most single-user failures are local: stale DNS cache, Wi-Fi issues, VPN endpoints, or an outdated app. Follow the troubleshooting steps above in order.

How often does PingDeck check Netflix?

Short answer: on demand with a 60-second cache — every visit within a minute reuses the freshest result, and history is stored for the uptime statistics on this page.

Is the Netflix app different from the website?

Short answer: sometimes. We probe the public web endpoint; a mobile app can use different backend services, so the app can fail while the website is fine (and vice versa).

What does the uptime percentage on this page mean?

Short answer: the share of our stored checks (up to 90 days) where Netflix responded successfully. It reflects reachability of the public endpoint we probe, not every internal Netflix component.

How long do Netflix outages usually last?

Short answer: most large-service incidents resolve within minutes to a few hours. Ongoing incidents appear in the incident table above with start time and duration.

Can I get alerted about downtime automatically?

Short answer: yes — PingDeck monitors any site 24/7 with alerts to Discord, Slack, or any webhook. The free plan covers 5 monitors at https://getpingdeck.com/app

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