Is Together AI Down?
Live Together AI status. Auto-refreshes every 2 minutes.
Together AI is Operational
Together AI is up and running normally. All systems are operational.
Official status page: status.together.ai
Component Status
Recent Together AI incidents
What to do when Together AI is down
Route the same open model through another host
Together is an inference host, not the model owner, so the same open weights run on other gateways with separate infrastructure. Fireworks AI and Groq carry overlapping catalogs (Llama, DeepSeek, Qwen) on independent stacks, and most expose an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, so switching is often just a base URL and key change. For DeepSeek-heavy workloads, going to DeepSeek's own API bypasses third-party hosts entirely.
Use a router that fails over automatically
OpenRouter sits in front of many providers and can shift traffic to a healthy host when one goes down, which removes the need to hardcode a single backend. If you are choosing where to send open-model inference, compare live provider health and catalogs first so your fallback is not also degraded. The TensorFeed inference providers and open weights views help you pick a backup before you need one.
Get notified when status changes
Instead of refreshing the status page, set an alert so you hear about a Together outage (and recovery) the moment it happens. TensorFeed tracks Together alongside every other major provider, so one place covers your whole stack. Pair this with the full status board to spot whether an issue is isolated to Together or hitting several hosts at once.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Together AI down right now?
The live indicator at the top of this page reflects Together's current state, pulled from its official status page every couple of minutes. A green dot means the inference API is operational, amber means degraded performance (slower responses or intermittent errors on some models), and red means an active outage. If the indicator is green but your own requests are failing, the problem is more likely your API key, rate limits, billing, or a specific model endpoint rather than a platform-wide outage.
How do I check Together AI status?
Together publishes an official status page at status.together.ai (hosted on Better Stack) that shows current uptime and any open incidents. This page mirrors that signal and refreshes automatically, so you do not have to keep reloading the source. For a wider view, tensorfeed.ai/status lists Together alongside every other major AI provider in one place.
What should I do when Together AI is down?
First confirm it is a Together-wide issue and not your key, quota, or one specific model by checking the status indicator here. If Together is genuinely down, the fastest fix is to route the same open model through another host: Fireworks AI and Groq run overlapping catalogs, and OpenRouter can fail over across multiple providers automatically. Add retry logic with backoff so transient blips do not break your app, and subscribe to alerts so you know the moment it recovers.
How often does Together AI go down, and how reliable is it?
Together AI is generally reliable for a high-volume inference platform, with most disruptions being short, partial events (one model family or one capability degrading) rather than full outages. Because it serves a large, frequently changing catalog of open models on shared GPU infrastructure, occasional capacity pressure or per-model incidents are more common than total downtime. Together does not publish a single contractual uptime figure publicly, so treat the live status page and incident history as the authoritative record rather than a fixed SLA number.
Which models and services does Together AI run, and what gets confused with it?
Together hosts a broad open-model catalog including the Llama family, DeepSeek V3 and R1, Qwen, Mistral, and Gemma for chat and reasoning, plus FLUX image generation, embeddings, rerank, and voice endpoints, all behind one OpenAI-compatible API. A common confusion: Together is a host, not the model owner, so the same model accessed through DeepSeek's own API or another provider runs on entirely separate infrastructure and is not affected by a Together outage. Together's fine-tuning jobs and dedicated GPU endpoints are also distinct components that can have issues independent of the shared serverless API.
Where can I see Together AI incident history?
The official status page at status.together.ai keeps a log of past incidents with timestamps, affected components, and resolution notes, which is the best source for confirming whether a recent disruption was on Together's side. If you build on Together, watch that page during any suspected outage to see which specific component (serverless inference, a model family, fine-tuning, or dedicated endpoints) was involved.