Gmail email delivery status
Normal
Mail to Gmail is being delivered normally.
Last updated 11 Nov 2026, 15:00 Israel time (13:00 UTC). Updates every 5 minutes.
Based on mail sent through Mailbux to Gmail. This is not an official Gmail status page.
Last hour
- Delivered on first try: 89%
- Delayed and retried: 11%
- Refused: 0%
All numbers are percentages of delivery attempts.
Delivery over time
Recent incidents
No incidents in the last 90 days.
Your email to Gmail is late. What can you do?
- Wait a little. Delayed messages are retried automatically, and most arrive soon after the delay clears.
- Check that the address is spelled correctly.
- If you got a bounce message, read its reason line. It says why the message could not be delivered.
Questions about Gmail delivery
Is Gmail down?
This page can't tell you that. It shows how mail from us to Gmail is being delivered. For the state of Gmail itself, check Gmail's official status page.
What does "delayed and retried" mean?
Gmail asked us to try a message again later instead of accepting it right away. This is normal at busy times. We retry automatically, and the message is usually delivered on a later try.
What does "refused" mean?
Gmail did not accept the message. The sender gets a bounce message with the reason, for example a mailbox that doesn't exist or is full.
Why does the chart show gaps?
A 5-minute window with too few delivery attempts is shown as "Not enough data" instead of a number that could mislead.
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How we measure
These pages show what we see when Mailbux sends email to each provider. Every 5 minutes we look at the delivery attempts of the last 5 minutes and work out three shares: accepted on the first try, temporarily delayed (the receiving side asked us to try again later, and we did), and refused.
We show percentages only. A 5-minute window with too few attempts to be meaningful is shown as "Not enough data". A provider gets a page once at least 20% of its hourly time slots have enough attempts; until then that page says we are still collecting data. We treat its numbers as settled only after at least 7 days of data, with enough attempts in at least 80% of the hours of the last 7 days.
A delay seen here means mail from us to that provider is slower than usual. It does not tell you whether the provider's own service is working; for that, use the provider's official status page.
Last updated 11 Nov 2026, 15:00 Israel time (13:00 UTC). Updates every 5 minutes.