monday.com outage, February 2026: Investigating connectivity issues across accounts and devices

monday.com reported and resolved an incident: Investigating connectivity issues across accounts and devices. It lasted 38 minutes.

Resolved

From monday.com's official status page, in their words.

What happened

Started
Resolved
Duration
38 minutes
Impact
critical
Affected
Platform, Automations
  1. Investigating
  2. Identified
  3. Monitoring
  4. Resolved

Why it happened

monday.com has not given a cause in its updates. We never guess one.

How it was resolved

**What Happened:** On February 16th \(09:04 AM EST\), our US customers experienced a 28-minute system downtime due to an application-level bug. ‌ **What caused it:** A recent code change in the billing subsystem responsible for updating account plans introduced an edge-case bug that dramatically increased platform load, which caused system downtime. ‌ **How we responded:** Our monitoring system promptly identified the issue, triggering an immediate response from our engineering team. By activating failover mechanisms, reverting the problematic code change, and blocking the affected endpoint, we restored normal service by 09:32 AM EST. ‌ **What we're doing to prevent recurrence:** To enhance system resilience, we are implementing database optimizations, additional guardrails, and limits to prevent load spikes on the platform. It also includes strengthening our error detection and recovery processes. ‌ We sincerely apologize for any disruption this caused to your workflow. Thank you for your understanding as we work to continuously improve our platform's reliability. Your team at [monday.com](http://monday.com)

monday.com's closing update

This incident on the monday.com status page

Timeline

Oldest first, from the first notice to the resolution. From monday.com's official status page, in their words.

  1. investigating

    We are currently investigating reports of connectivity and loading issues across the platform. Our team is working to resolve this promptly.

  2. identified

    Our team has identified the root cause of the issue and is working to resume regular service usage. We will continue to provide updates on their progress

  3. monitoring

    A fix has been implemented, and we are monitoring results to restore full system stability. Automations may still be delayed.

  4. resolved

    The platform is now back to regular service. Please refresh your browser to access the platform. Thank you for your patience

  5. postmortem

    **What Happened:** On February 16th \(09:04 AM EST\), our US customers experienced a 28-minute system downtime due to an application-level bug. ‌ **What caused it:** A recent code change in the billing subsystem responsible for updating account plans introduced an edge-case bug that dramatically increased platform load, which caused system downtime. ‌ **How we responded:** Our monitoring system promptly identified the issue, triggering an immediate response from our engineering team. By activating failover mechanisms, reverting the problematic code change, and blocking the affected endpoint, we restored normal service by 09:32 AM EST. ‌ **What we're doing to prevent recurrence:** To enhance system resilience, we are implementing database optimizations, additional guardrails, and limits to prevent load spikes on the platform. It also includes strengthening our error detection and recovery processes. ‌ We sincerely apologize for any disruption this caused to your workflow. Thank you for your understanding as we work to continuously improve our platform's reliability. Your team at [monday.com](http://monday.com)

What this means for a business (and what to check now)

  • Retry anything that failed during the 38 minutes.
  • Enter any payments, bookings or jobs you took another way.
  • If a deadline fell inside the window, keep this page as your record of the outage.

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