Shows where the service URL was unreachable during the detected outage periods. Percentages indicate the share of failed checks from monitoring locations in each country.
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If your connection drops repeatedly, start with the basics: reboot the router by unplugging it for 30 seconds, then check whether the issue affects all devices or just one. If only one device is affected, the problem is local — reset network settings on that device. If all devices lose connection simultaneously, the line itself or the ONT/modem may be at fault. Check the signal indicators on your router: if the WAN or Internet LED is red or off, contact Balticom support, as the issue is likely on the provider side.
High latency usually comes from network congestion, a faulty cable, or an overloaded router. Run a speed test at a wired connection first — Wi-Fi adds its own variables. If wired speeds are also low, log into the router admin panel and check for firmware updates. Also verify that no background processes on your devices are consuming bandwidth. If speeds consistently fall below your subscribed plan, report it with the test results attached.
If you can't log into the Balticom self-service portal, try these steps:
Failed payments in the client portal are often caused by browser autofill inserting outdated card details, or a bank blocking the transaction as suspicious. Double-check the card number, expiry date, and CVV manually. If the card details are correct, contact your bank to confirm the payment wasn't blocked on their end. Alternatively, try a different payment method or browser.
The Balticom app can freeze after OS updates if the app version is outdated. Update the app through the App Store or Google Play first. If it still freezes, clear the app cache in your phone settings without uninstalling — this often resolves UI lockups without losing your account data.
Buffering and black screens on IPTV are usually tied to insufficient bandwidth or router QoS settings deprioritizing video traffic. Check your current internet speed — IPTV typically requires at least 20 Mbps stable. Reboot both the set-top box and the router. If specific channels fail while others work, the issue may be with that particular stream; report the channel name to support.