Internet status in Puerto Rico
Independent per-provider detection (IODA, Georgia Tech) · refreshes ~every 10 min
Last check: Oct 5, 8:05 PM (PR time)
Detected events — last 7 days
| Network | Start | Duration | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claro | Sep 30, 11:50 PM | 50 min | 1,279 |
How we detect outages
We use IODA, the Georgia Institute of Technology system that monitors global connectivity with independent signals: BGP routes, active network probing and observed traffic. It detects provider-level drops without relying on the company announcing them.
My internet is down but everything looks normal here
This page detects provider-level interruptions (island-wide or large areas), not individual faults. If your service is down: 1) check for a power outage in your area at coquilist.com/apagones — most internet drops in PR are power-related; 2) restart your router; 3) report to your provider: Liberty 1-877-722-2400, Claro 787-775-0000.
Why isn't my town listed
PR internet providers do not publish per-municipality outage data (unlike LUMA). Independent detection only reaches the network/provider level.
Data: IODA (Internet Outage Detection and Analysis), Georgia Institute of Technology — BGP, active probing and observed traffic signals, per network (ASN). Liberty AS14638, Claro AS10396, AeroNet AS14979, WorldNet AS11367, OSNet AS21559. CoquiList is not affiliated with these providers.