How to use it
- Enter one domain or URL per line, with no more than ten nonblank lines.
- Solve the math CAPTCHA to enable Check.
- Select Check and wait while each item runs in sequence.
- Review each item heading, status, timing, redirects, final URL, and headers.
- Use Copy Result to copy the combined bulk report.
If an individual PHP request fails, its browser fallback can create a synthetic 200 report. The combined output does not label that fallback separately.
What is the purpose of the tool
Bulk Domain Status Checker runs the page's HTTP inspection for a small list of sites. It combines the captured results so support teams can review several targets in one place.
The list is processed one item at a time after a math CAPTCHA. This is a one-time batch, not an uptime monitoring service.
What parameters it generates in output
| Field | Meaning | Healthy result |
|---|---|---|
| Bulk Results | The count of captured input sections. | It equals the submitted item count. |
| Item heading | The original line associated with a captured report. | It identifies the correct domain or URL. |
| Target Evaluated | The normalized URL used for that request. | It matches the intended target. |
| Status badge | The HTTP code with the page's OK or Error label. | The code is expected for the URL. |
| Latency | The measured duration in milliseconds. | It is acceptable for the service. |
| Redirects | The followed redirect count. | It matches the designed route. |
| Final Destination URL | The effective URL after redirects. | It is the desired canonical URL. |
| Header and Value | The names and values from the parsed final response headers. | Required headers contain expected values. |
FAQs related to that specific tool
Why is Check unavailable?
The button stays disabled until the entered answer matches the current math CAPTCHA.
What is the maximum batch size?
The shared bulk handler accepts up to ten nonblank items in one run.
Are the status checks simultaneous?
No. The browser substitutes and checks each line sequentially, then captures its result section.
Why might a failed request still show 200 OK?
The individual tool's browser fallback assigns a synthetic 200 code and example headers when the PHP request fails.
Does this tool monitor uptime over time?
No. It creates one report per submitted item and does not schedule recurring checks or calculate uptime percentage.
Why does one item say unable to complete this check?
That sequential run threw an error before its result could be captured. Retry the item separately.