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Is Microsoft Teams down right now?

No, it’s up.

Microsoft Teams appears to be up and running normally.

checked responded in 147msHTTP 200

Over the last 7 days, Microsoft Teams has answered our automated checks with 100.00% availability and a typical response time of ~187 ms. No outages have been recorded in the last 90 days.

Microsoft Teams combines chat, meetings, and file collaboration inside Microsoft 365. Its dependency on Entra ID and SharePoint means an incident in either can break Teams sign-in or file access while chat and meetings themselves are perfectly healthy.

Response time (last 24h)
Last 24hpeak 975 ms
Incident history (last 90 days)
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No incidents detected in the last 90 days.

Uptime
100.00%
7 days
100.00%
30 days
100.00%
90 days
What to do if Microsoft Teams is down for just you
  • Check whether delivery is delayed rather than failed, since messages are queued and usually arrive once a backlog clears.
  • Test a second channel or recipient domain, because incidents are often limited to one carrier, region, or mailbox provider.
  • Confirm you have not hit a rate or spend limit, which returns the same errors as an outage.
  • Verify your webhook endpoint is still responding, as a receiving failure on your side mimics a provider problem.
Frequently asked questions
Is Microsoft Teams down right now?
Microsoft Teams appears to be up and running normally. Last checked 2026-08-05 05:23 UTC (13 seconds ago).
When was Microsoft Teams's last outage?
No outages have been recorded in the last 90 days.
What should I do if Microsoft Teams is down for me?
Check whether delivery is delayed rather than failed, since messages are queued and usually arrive once a backlog clears. Test a second channel or recipient domain, because incidents are often limited to one carrier, region, or mailbox provider. Confirm you have not hit a rate or spend limit, which returns the same errors as an outage. Verify your webhook endpoint is still responding, as a receiving failure on your side mimics a provider problem.

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