Monday.com is having a rough Monday, and yes, everyone has already noticed the irony. At 15:16 UTC on November 9, 2026, the company opened an incident titled “Service disruption on US server” on its status page. Outage trackers, Downdetector included, are showing the platform as down.
This post is a running summary of what monday.com has confirmed, what it means for your boards, and what to do until things settle. It will change as the company posts updates.
Is monday.com down right now?
Yes, at least for a large part of its US infrastructure. The incident is on monday.com’s own status page, so this is not your Wi-Fi and not your browser. At the time of the latest official update, the incident was still open and the company had not given a cause or an estimated fix time.
What monday.com has said so far
The company has posted two updates:
- 15:16 UTC, Investigating: monday.com reports a service disruption on the US server and says some services may be unavailable in other locations as well.
- 15:20 UTC, Update: the company says it is experiencing issues related to platform loading and that its team is working to resolve them as quickly as possible.
That is everything official so far. No root cause, no list of affected features, and no timeline for recovery.
Which parts of monday.com are affected?
The incident is filed under the US region, and at least one third-party tracker lists the US as a major outage. A platform loading problem usually shows up as boards that spin forever, fail to open, or load only partway. The company’s warning about other locations means users in the EU and Australia may hit problems too, even though those regions are not named as the source.
If your account lives on a non-US region and everything looks fine, that can change as the incident develops, so keep the status page handy.
What to do while monday.com is down
There is not much you can fix from your side, but a few habits will save you trouble:
- Check the incident page and use its subscribe option so you get an alert when monday.com posts an update or marks the incident resolved.
- Skip the refresh marathon. Repeated reloads will not bring the platform back faster, and they can leave you with half-loaded boards.
- Hold off on bulk edits, imports, and automation changes until loading is stable, and review anything you changed during the disruption once service returns.
- Tell your team. A quick message saves colleagues from spending an hour debugging their own network.
- For anything urgent, use a recent export or a connected tool that holds the same data.
Is this part of a pattern?
Third-party status trackers also logged a degraded-performance incident on monday.com on November 4, 2026, which was later resolved. Nothing published so far links that incident to today’s disruption, and monday.com has not shared a cause for either one, so treat any connection as unconfirmed.
What happens next
The next thing to watch is the status page. Once monday.com posts that the issue is identified or resolved, expect a follow-up update with the cause. Companies in this position often publish an incident summary after recovery, and that is where you will learn what actually broke.
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