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Headlime: API Error (500 / 502 / 503)
Current Status: Degraded
Last checked: 6m ago
What We're Seeing Right Now
No recent issues reported. If you're experiencing problems with Headlime, report below to help the community.
What is this error?
Headlime is returning server errors (HTTP 500, 502, or 503). Marketing and writing AI tools rely on both LLM inference APIs and their own content management infrastructure — errors can block content generation, scheduling, and publishing workflows.
Error Signatures
500 Internal Server Error503 Service UnavailableContent generation failedRequest failedSomething went wrongPlease try againGeneration errorCommon Causes
- LLM inference backend overloaded or experiencing issues
- Content database or CMS backend failure
- Third-party integration (social media API, CRM) causing cascade errors
- Scheduled maintenance during business hours
- Rate limiting on underlying AI model APIs
✓ How to Fix It
- Check Headlime's status page and any connected integrations
- Verify your API key or account credentials are valid
- Check if the error is specific to one content type or affects all features
- Retry after 2-5 minutes — most transient errors resolve quickly
- Review any recent changes to connected integrations or webhooks
- Contact Headlime support with the exact error message and timestamp
Live Signals
Service Components
Headlime Web
DegradedRecent Incidents
No incidents in the past 30 days
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Headlime down right now?
Check the live status indicator at the top of this page. Our monitoring and community reports will show you the current state of Headlime's service.
Will a Headlime outage affect my scheduled content?
It depends on whether content was already queued and sent to the publishing platform, or if Headlime handles the scheduling. Check your scheduled queue in Headlime's dashboard after the outage resolves.
How do I build a content workflow resilient to AI tool outages?
Keep a content buffer of pre-generated pieces. Use multiple AI tools rather than relying on a single provider. Maintain templates and outlines that human writers can fill in during AI outages.