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HTTP Status Code Checker

See the HTTP status code, content type and server a URL returns — spot 404s, 500s and redirects.

URL

We request the URL and report its status.

About the HTTP Status Checker

See the exact HTTP status code a URL returns — the single fastest way to catch broken pages (404), server errors (5xx) and unexpected redirects that waste crawl budget.

What this tool checks

Reports the status code and reason
Shows any redirect target
Reveals content type and server

HTTP status codes at a glance

Code	Meaning	What it tells you
200	OK	The page loaded normally.
301	Moved Permanently	Permanent redirect — passes ranking signals.
302 / 307	Found / Temporary Redirect	Temporary redirect — keep the original URL.
304	Not Modified	Cached copy is still fresh.
401 / 403	Unauthorized / Forbidden	Access is blocked (auth or permissions).
404	Not Found	The URL doesn't exist — fix or redirect it.
410	Gone	Permanently removed on purpose.
429	Too Many Requests	Rate-limited — slow down.
500 / 502 / 503	Server errors	The server failed — a red flag for SEO and users.

Frequently asked questions

Why does my page return 200 but look broken?

The server delivered the HTML fine; the problem is client-side (JS, blocked assets). Status only reflects the initial response.

Is a 301 bad?

No — a 301 is the correct, SEO-friendly way to move a URL permanently.