How do I fix "This site can't be reached"? Print

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This browser message usually means your computer could not connect to the server at all — often a DNS or local network issue rather than a hosting fault.

Test the site on mobile data or another network; if it loads there, your local connection or ISP is the problem.
Flush your DNS cache (ipconfig /flushdns on Windows, restart networking on Mac) and try again.
Confirm your domain points to our nameservers (check your welcome email) and that the domain has not expired in your client area.
Disable any VPN, proxy, or local firewall temporarily.
Check the URL — https:// vs http:// can matter.

If it is unreachable everywhere, open a ticket.

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