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Measure your download speed, upload speed, ping, jitter, and packet loss - Accurately, in seconds.

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Start With the Right Test

Different internet problems need different measurements. These are the most useful starting points.

Broadband Speed Test

Check download, upload, ping, jitter, and packet loss in one browser test.

Advanced Speed Test

Use the full diagnostic test for server choice, charts, and deeper metrics.

Wi-Fi Speed Test

Find out whether your wireless network is the bottleneck.

Loaded Latency Test

See whether downloads make ping spike during games, calls, or remote work.

Website Audit

Check page speed, SEO tags, internal links, crawlability, schema, and security headers.

Live Results

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Speed Tips, Guides & ISP Comparisons

Learn how to fix slow internet, optimize your network, and understand every metric we measure.

Fix, Compare, and Choose Better Internet

High-value guides for the most common speed, Wi-Fi, and ISP decisions.

All guides →

Why Is My Internet Slow?

Diagnose Wi-Fi, router, ISP congestion, throttling, and device bottlenecks.

Best Internet for Apartments

Fiber, cable, 5G, and renter-friendly setup advice.

Fiber vs 5G Home Internet

Compare speed, latency, upload, installation, and reliability.

Best Router Placement

Move your router before buying a new plan or extender.

What we measure

A complete picture of your connection quality - Not just one number.

Download

How fast your connection receives data. Affects streaming quality, page load times, and video call clarity.

Broadband speed test →

Upload

How fast your connection sends data. Critical for video calls, cloud backups, and live streaming.

What is a good upload? →

Ping

Round-trip response time to the test server. Lower is better - Directly determines gaming and call responsiveness.

Ping test →

Jitter

Variation in ping between measurements. High jitter causes choppy audio and video even when average speed is high.

What is jitter? →

Packet Loss

Percentage of data packets that fail to reach their destination. Even 0.5% degrades VoIP and online gaming severely.

Packet loss test →

Loaded Latency

Ping measured while the connection is under full load - Simulates how your network behaves in real-world conditions.

Loaded latency test →

More diagnostic tools

Broadband Speed Test Gaming Test Wi-Fi Test Mobile Test IP Lookup DNS Test VPN Check Loaded Latency Website Speed Test

ISP Speed Test

Compare real-world speeds for 230+ internet providers across 77 countries. Find out if your ISP delivers what it promises.

Compare Internet Speeds by Place and Provider

Use rankings and ISP pages to understand whether your result is normal for your country, provider, and connection type.

Country Speed Rankings

Rolling medians for download, upload, ping, and sample counts.

ISP Speed Rankings

Compare providers by real-world speed and latency results.

ISP Speed Test Directory

Provider pages with plans, benchmarks, common issues, and FAQs.

Internet Providers in the United States

Compare US providers with plans, benchmarks, and speed test data.

Country Speed Rankings

Rolling 7-day medians. Updated daily.

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# Country Download Upload Ping
1 BD 9.8 Mbps 0.6 Mbps 470 ms
2 United States 4.2 Mbps 1.6 Mbps 65 ms

Weekly Speed Competition

Compete for the top spot. Verified accounts earn a place on the global leaderboard each week.

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From the Blog

Tips, guides, and network intelligence.

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More Speed Resources

Use these pages after your test to interpret the result and decide what to fix first.

What Is Jitter? → What Is Packet Loss? → Improve Wi-Fi Speed → Lower Than Plan Speed? → Accuracy Tips → Testing Methodology →

Common Questions

How accurate is Speedtest.now?

We use multi-threaded download and upload tests to saturate your connection, giving a realistic measurement of your bandwidth. Results may vary based on server load, your device, and Wi-Fi interference. For best accuracy, use a wired Ethernet connection and close other applications. See accuracy tips →

Does testing use data from my plan?

Yes. A standard test transfers approximately 40–200 MB depending on your connection speed. If you're on a metered connection, be aware of this before running multiple tests.

Why is my speed lower than my plan?

Many factors affect measured speed: Wi-Fi signal quality, router firmware, ISP congestion, your device's hardware, and VPN usage. Read our guide on slow internet →

Is my data private?

Your IP is never shown publicly. We store a masked version for rankings and only use your results for aggregated statistics. Read our full privacy policy →

View all FAQs →

What is a Good Internet Speed?

Understanding your results helps you judge whether your ISP is delivering what you pay for.

Download Speed Benchmarks

SpeedRatingBest for
> 500 MbpsExcellent4K streaming, large households, gaming
100–500 MbpsGoodHD streaming, video calls, working from home
25–100 MbpsFairBasic browsing, SD streaming, light use
< 25 MbpsPoorLimited - May struggle with video calls

Ping / Latency Benchmarks

PingRatingBest for
< 20 msExcellentCompetitive gaming, live trading
20–50 msGoodOnline gaming, video conferencing
50–100 msFairBrowsing, streaming, casual gaming
> 100 msPoorNoticeable lag - May affect calls

Privacy First

Your IP address is never displayed publicly. We store only a masked, hashed version for aggregate analytics. You choose whether to save results to your account.

Multi-Stream Testing

Unlike single-connection tests, we run up to 4 parallel streams to fully saturate your connection - The same technique used by professional network engineers to measure true bandwidth.

Global Server Network

Test against servers in multiple continents. Our algorithm selects the closest server to minimise propagation delay, giving you the most representative result for your location.

Transparent Methodology

Every measurement - From how we calculate ping to how we handle packet loss - Is documented. We use median throughput, not peaks, so you get a realistic number, not a marketing figure.

What Affects Internet Speed?

Speed test results are influenced by several layers of your network. Understanding each one helps you diagnose problems faster.

Wi-Fi signal

Distance from your router, walls, and interference from nearby devices reduce wireless throughput. Use Ethernet for the most accurate baseline.

ISP congestion

ISPs share bandwidth between subscribers. During peak hours (evenings), speeds can drop 20–60%. Test at off-peak times to isolate this.

Router hardware

Routers older than 5 years often cap at 100–300 Mbps regardless of your plan. The router is a frequent bottleneck on gigabit connections.

VPN overhead

VPN encryption adds 10–40% latency and reduces throughput. Disable your VPN before testing to measure your true ISP-provided speed.

Device CPU & NIC

Older devices with slower CPUs or network cards can't process data fast enough to saturate a modern connection - The device itself becomes the cap.

Server distance

Every 100 km of fibre adds roughly 0.5 ms of latency. We auto-select the nearest server, but you can change it manually to test different routes.

Connected devices

Every device sharing your connection competes for bandwidth. 10 devices on a 100 Mbps plan leaves ~10 Mbps each under simultaneous load.

Modem age & type

DOCSIS 2.0 modems cap at ~30 Mbps. Ensure your modem tier matches your plan - Your ISP can confirm the right DOCSIS version for your speed tier.

DNS resolution

Every site visit starts with a DNS lookup. ISP-default DNS can add 50–200 ms per request. Switching to Cloudflare (1.1.1.1) often reduces this noticeably.

ISP peering & routing

Traffic between your ISP and major content providers can bottleneck even on fast local connections. This causes slow speeds to specific services, not all sites.