Components
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Operational
Tunnel network
The WireGuard and AmneziaWG edge that carries customer traffic and holds the leased addresses.
The edge is reconciling normally and all transports are up.
90 days ago 99.99% of checks healthy today -
Operational
API
api.anchoredip.com — the dashboard, the ordering flow and every programmatic client run on it.
answered in 282 ms.
90 days ago 99.88% of checks healthy today -
Operational
Ordering and provisioning
A confirmed payment turning into a working address without anyone here having to press anything.
Confirmed payments are opening service automatically.
90 days ago 100.00% of checks healthy today -
Operational
MCP endpoint
/api/mcp/ — the endpoint an assistant orders and provisions through.
completed a handshake in 291 ms.
90 days ago 99.88% of checks healthy today -
Operational
Reverse DNS
PTR records for leased addresses, and whether both nameservers agree on them.
both nameservers agree on every zone.
90 days ago 99.54% of checks healthy today -
Operational
Address reputation
Whether any address currently leased to a customer appears on a major blocklist.
No address is currently listed on the blocklists we monitor.
90 days ago 100.00% of checks healthy today -
Operational
Website
anchoredip.com — the public site and documentation.
answered in 438 ms.
90 days ago 99.87% of checks healthy today -
Operational
Email notifications
Order confirmations, dashboard links and expiry notices reaching the address they were sent to.
Notification email is being delivered.
90 days ago 70.57% of checks healthy today -
Operational
Free trial availability
Whether a new seven-day trial can be started right now. Paid plans are never affected by this.
A new seven-day trial can be started now, on a real address out of the same range paying customers use.
A known state of the service rather than a fault, so it is not counted towards the overall status above.
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Degraded
IPv6 announcement
Our IPv6 range is allocated and signed but is not yet carried upstream, so /48 delegations are not reachable from the internet. what this means for pricing
IPv6 delegations are allocated and signed but are not yet carried by our upstream, so they are not reachable from the internet. IPv4 is unaffected. Holders of a /48 will be announced the same day this clears, at no change in price.
A known state of the service rather than a fault, so it is not counted towards the overall status above.
Past incidents
Nothing has been recorded here yet.
How this page is produced
It runs on a host that is not part of the service it reports on — a different provider, a different country, and a name served by a different DNS operator — so that it stays up when we do not. It is rendered to static files once a minute; nothing dynamic answers your request.
Most rows are measured from Amsterdam. That is one vantage point, and one vantage point can be wrong about the internet: when a check fails, we first confirm this location can still reach two unrelated networks, and anything we could not verify is published as unknown rather than as an outage. Unknown checks are left out of the percentages instead of counted against them.
The tunnel network, address reputation, provisioning, email and trial availability cannot be seen from outside, so the platform reports those itself. The edge is judged by the reconciliation it records and never by whether it answers a ping — a host that replies while its tunnel interface is down is exactly the failure an external probe would call healthy.
Round-trip latency to our region is a property of the product rather than an incident, so it is not a row here. The measured figures are published on the latency page.
No cookies, no analytics and no third-party requests: this page has to work when everything else does not, and it should not report you to anyone in order to tell you we are broken.