How often does the ASA live status page update?

ARK2.com checks the source data approximately every five minutes and open pages request fresh cached data once per minute.

ARK Survival Ascended Live Status & Official Rates

No. The displayed multipliers describe official ARK Survival Ascended network modes.

Official network

Online v92.47

ARK Official Server Network Status: Online (v92.47)

Current event

Most recent eventSummer Bash 2026Ends Aug 5, 2026 at 8:00 PM UTC View event source

Official rates

Harvest2× Taming2× XP2× Maturation2×

Current multipliers

These are the values currently published by the Official ARK Community Wiki. Interval multipliers work in reverse: a lower number means less waiting.

Harvesting 2×

Taming 2×

XP 2×

Maturation 2×

Hatch / Gestation 2×

Imprint 2×

Mating interval 0.5× Lower means faster

Cuddle interval 0.6× Lower means faster

Hexagon rewards 1×

Change log

Aug 21, 7:44 PM UTCLive values changed
Official network: Online v92.47.
Aug 21, 6:03 PM UTCLive values changed
Official rates: 2× harvesting, 2× taming and 2× XP.
Aug 21, 5:34 PM UTCLive values changed
Official network: Status unclear v92.47.
Aug 20, 3:47 AM UTCLive values changed
Official network: Online v92.45.
Aug 20, 1:39 AM UTCLive values changed
Official rates: 1× harvesting, 1× taming and 1× XP.
Aug 20, 1:15 AM UTCLive values changed
Official network: Status unclear v92.45.
Aug 18, 3:40 AM UTCLive values changed
The official network is online on version v92.43, and Summer Bash 2026 ended at 20:00 UTC on August 5, 2026.
Aug 18, 1:47 AM UTCLive values changed
The official network is on version v92.43 with its status unclear, and the Summer Bash 2026 event ended on August 5, 2026, at 20:00 UTC.

Quick answers

How often does this page update?

ARK2.com checks the source data approximately every five minutes. An open page also requests fresh cached data once per minute.

Are these rates for unofficial servers?

No. They describe official network modes. Unofficial-server owners choose their own multipliers.

Why is a mating interval below 1×?

Interval values measure waiting time, so 0.5× means half the normal delay and therefore faster breeding.

What happens if a source is unavailable?

The tracker keeps the last successfully verified values, shows the last verification time, and retries automatically.