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NAVER CLOVA: Timeout or Slow Response
Current Status: Operational
Last checked: 11m ago
What We're Seeing Right Now
No recent issues reported. If you're experiencing problems with NAVER CLOVA, report below to help the community.
What is this error?
When NAVER CLOVA is timing out or responding very slowly, requests take much longer than usual or fail entirely. This can affect both API calls and the web interface. Slow responses often indicate server overload, network issues, or problems with specific models.
Error Signatures
Request timed outtimeoutETIMEDOUTECONNRESETConnection timed outThe request took too longSlow response504 Gateway TimeoutResponse not receivedStream interruptedCommon Causes
- NAVER CLOVA servers are overloaded with high traffic
- Your prompt or request is too large (long context, large input)
- The specific model you're using is under heavy load
- Network latency between your location and NAVER CLOVA's servers
- Streaming connection interrupted or unstable
✓ How to Fix It
- Check if NAVER CLOVA is experiencing widespread slowness using reports on this page
- Try reducing your prompt size or using a smaller/faster model
- Enable streaming if available (reduces perceived latency)
- Set appropriate timeout values in your client (30-120s for LLMs)
- Try again in a few minutes — load spikes are often temporary
- Check if the issue is region-specific by testing from a different location
Live Signals
Service Components
NAVER CLOVA Web
OperationalRecent Incidents
No incidents in the past 30 days
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is NAVER CLOVA so slow right now?
Check the live status above and recent community reports. If many users report 'Slow', NAVER CLOVA is likely experiencing high demand or infrastructure issues.
How long does NAVER CLOVA usually take to respond?
Normal response time depends on the model and prompt size. GPT-4 class models typically take 2-15 seconds. If you're seeing 30+ seconds or timeouts, something is wrong.
Is NAVER CLOVA timing out for everyone?
Look at the community reports below. A spike in 'Slow' or 'Down' reports indicates a widespread issue, not a problem on your end.