Monday Outage History

Users across the United States and United Kingdom reported that Monday.com apps and the website would not load, with boards not loading and automation tasks delayed. The incident began in the early afternoon UTC, and StatusGator detected issues at Jul 6, 2026 1:15 PM UTC, roughly 12 minutes and 43 seconds before Monday.com officially acknowledged the problem at Jul 6, 2026 1:27 PM UTC. By 1:42 PM UTC the issue had escalated to a full outage affecting the US Platform component, causing widespread disruption for teams across multiple regions.

Users on Monday experienced a brief degradation in platform performance, with delays across the service. The issue affected core platform functionality in US, EU, and AUS regions, causing slower responses and noticeable delays for workflows and UI interactions. The incident began at 4:32 PM UTC and was resolved by 4:47 PM UTC. Monday's status updates indicated an ongoing platform performance issue and that engineers were monitoring, with components returning to normal after the incident. A small number of user reports appeared before the official acknowledgment, signaling some users were impacted even before the status page reflected the problem.

An issue affected the Datadog US1 APM component used by Monday.com, resulting in a brief degradation. The component moved from up to warn at 6:37 PM UTC and was restored to up at 8:37 PM UTC, lasting roughly two hours. The incident was contained and the component returned to normal after the short degradation.

Monday experienced a brief issue where the Pricing Page displayed a blank screen when attempting to pay for a plan from the trial-expired page, blocking the checkout flow for users in the EU. The problem appeared to affect the EU Billing component. The incident began at 7:47 AM UTC and was resolved by 11:52 AM UTC, lasting roughly four hours. As a workaround, users could navigate to Invoice details and enter their address to complete the payment. By 11:52 AM UTC, the EU Billing component had recovered and status returned to normal.

Users across the EU, AUS, and US reported connectivity problems with Monday.com, including login failures and pages failing to load. The incident began to surface around 1:45 PM UTC as early user reports described programs not loading. StatusGator detected an Early Warning Signal at Jun 22, 2026 1:45 PM UTC, roughly 47 minutes before Monday.com formally acknowledged the issue. Monday.com subsequently updated that it was investigating connectivity issues across accounts and devices, listing the EU / Platform, AUS / Platform, and US / Platform as affected in the update at 2:32 PM UTC. Through the afternoon, a notable volume of user reports indicated widespread issues with loading and access across boards and workflows.

Monday experienced a brief degradation affecting the US Automations component, which could have caused automation workflows to fail or run more slowly for US users. The incident began when US Automations moved to a degraded state at Feb 24, 2026 4:42 PM UTC and lasted about 25 minutes, with service returning to normal by 5:07 PM UTC. The provider issued 3 status updates during the incident (at 4:42 PM UTC, 4:53 PM UTC, and 5:07 PM UTC) describing investigation, a fix, and restoration.

During a scheduled maintenance window for the EU / Platform component, services in the EU region experienced a brief interruption from 6:32 AM UTC to 6:47 AM UTC UTC, with full functionality restored after the window. The Monday status page reflected two official updates during this period, and the impact was limited to the EU region.

Monday's AUS / Platform experienced a brief maintenance window that caused a short interruption in service for about 15 minutes. The interruption began at 1:02 PM UTC when AUS / Platform moved to maintenance, and service was restored by 1:17 PM UTC. The maintenance was limited to the AUS region, with Monday communicating the planned maintenance and restoration through status updates.

Monday experienced a partial outage affecting the item page overview and updates, blocking users in the EU region from scrolling to view additional details. This degraded the browsing experience and disrupted item review workflows. The outage began at 10:27 AM UTC and was resolved by 12:37 PM UTC, lasting approximately 2 hours and 10 minutes.

Status updates from Monday indicated the root cause had been identified and engineers were actively working to restore normal service. The EU / Communication component transitioned from warn to up as the issue was resolved, and the incident included 2 official updates during its course.

The Monday platform briefly experienced degraded performance in the Datadog US1 APM component. The incident began at 7:32 PM UTC and was resolved by 8:42 PM UTC, lasting about 1 hour 10 minutes. The Datadog US1 APM component moved from up to warn and back to up. The provider issued two status updates describing the degraded state and restoration. The impact appeared limited to the APM component, with no widespread end-user outages reported.