This is what the operator is publishing right now.
Source: Palworld’s official status feed — palworld.statuspage.io. We are an independent monitor and are not affiliated with Palworld.
We have not logged a single period where Palworld stopped reporting normal service. We sample every five minutes and keep every reading, so these figures are our own measurements rather than a number the operator has published about itself. Monitoring since 30 September 2026 — 297 readings so far.
Normal background level for this service. 0 reports in the past 24 hours.
One report per visitor per service every 15 minutes. We store a salted hash of your IP to prevent double-counting, never the address itself, and nothing else. These are reader reports, not an operator statement — read them alongside the official status above.
As of the timestamp on this page, Palworld is reporting: All Systems Operational. We read this directly from the operator's own status feed rather than from user reports, so it reflects what the company itself is publishing.
Every five minutes. The page is rendered on our server with the result baked in, so what you see is what we last read — there is no script that could silently fail in your browser.
Operators publish status with a delay, and many outages are regional or affect only some accounts. This page tells you whether the company has acknowledged a problem. If it has not, the issue may be your connection, your region, or a fault too new to have been posted.
From Palworld's own published status feed. The source link is at the bottom of this page, and we do not modify what it reports.