Steam Server Status
Services
Up for everyone
- Steam Storeup · our check200 · 212 ms
- Steam Communityup · our check200 · 165 ms
- Steam Web APIup · our check200 · 228 ms
- Our connectionup · our check200 · 18 ms
- CS2 sign-inup · per Valvenormal
- CS2 matchmakingup · per Valvenormal
Not checked: client sign-in, payments, downloads, and your connection.
CS2 datacenters
- Argentinalow
- Australiaidle
- Austria · Viennamedium
- Brazilhigh
- Chilelow
- China · Beijingidle
- China · Chengduidle
- China · Guangdongidle
- China · Shanghaiidle
- Finland · Helsinkiidle
- Germany · Falkensteinlow
- Germany · Frankfurtmedium
- Hong Kongidle
- India · Chennaiidle
- India · Mumbailow
- Japanidle
- Peruidle
- Poland · Warsawlow
- Singaporeidle
- South Africaidle
- South Koreaidle
- Spain · Madridlow
- Sweden · Stockholmlow
- UAElow
- United Kingdommedium
- US · Atlantalow
- US · Californialow
- US · Chicagolow
- US · Dallaslow
- US · Seattlelow
- US · Virginialow
Load as Valve reports it
Day by day, and the log
- Up
- Disrupted
- Up
- No data
- Up
- No data
- Up
- Disrupted
What to Do If Steam Servers Are Down
- Check your connection — Open another website. If it loads fine — the issue is on Steam's side
- Restart Steam — Fully close the client (tray → Exit) and reopen it
- Change download region — Steam → Settings → Downloads → Region. Pick the nearest working server
- Verify game files — Right-click game → Properties → Local Files → Verify integrity
- Go offline — Steam → Go Offline. Single-player games will still be available
Steam Maintenance Schedule
Valve performs weekly Steam server maintenance on Tuesday evenings US time, typically around 00:00 UTC on Wednesday. Maintenance affects all services: Store, Community, game servers, and Connection Managers. Usually takes 15-30 minutes.
During major sales, game updates, or new title launches, server load increases significantly. Connection Managers may experience higher latency, but the Steam client will automatically connect to the nearest available server.
We check the Store, Community and Web API from our server every 5 minutes; CS2 comes from Valve.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check Steam server status?
We check the Store, Community and Web API from our own server every five minutes, and every minute while players report problems. CS2 sign-in, matchmaking and the load of every CS2 datacenter come from Valve's official API.
Why are Steam servers down?
Steam servers can go down for several reasons: scheduled weekly maintenance (Tuesday evenings US time, around 00:00 UTC Wednesday), game updates, DDoS attacks, or high traffic during sales and popular game launches.
How are CS2 datacenters different from Steam?
CS2 datacenters are Counter-Strike 2 matchmaking game servers; Valve publishes their state and load in the ICSGOServers_730 API. Store, Community and the Web API are the Steam network itself. We show them separately because they are different systems: CS2 can have issues while Steam is fine, and vice versa.
How often does the status update?
Every five minutes, and every minute while players report problems. All checks run from our server against Steam's services, so response times reflect server-to-Steam latency rather than your personal connection.
Is it a Steam issue or my internet?
If all services show green but Steam isn't working for you — the issue is likely on your end. Try restarting your router or use mobile data as a test. If multiple services show red — the issue is on Steam's side.