Weekly Leaderboard

Competition period: Apr 13 – Apr 19, 2026

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About the Weekly Competition

Every week, verified Speedtest.now users compete for the top spot across three categories: download speed, upload speed, and lowest ping. The competition resets every Monday at midnight UTC. Only your single best eligible test per category counts — so there's always a reason to run another test. Past weekly winners are immortalised in the Hall of Champions.

How the Scoring Works

Best Single Test

Your leaderboard score is your highest (or lowest, for ping) eligible result from the current week — not an average. Only your personal best counts. See accuracy tips.

Verified Tests Only

Results must pass automated validation checks. Statistically improbable tests are excluded. Read our test methodology.

Verified Accounts Required

Email verification is mandatory before any test enters the pool. Create a free account to compete.

Weekly Reset

Leaderboards clear every Monday at 00:00 UTC. The #1 result at Sunday close earns a spot in the Hall of Champions.

The Three Competition Categories

Download Speed

Measured in Mbps. Highest value wins. Determines how fast content reaches your device. Run a broadband test →

World-class home broadband: 1,000+ Mbps

Upload Speed

Measured in Mbps. Highest value wins. Critical for video calls and working from home. What's a good upload? →

Symmetric gigabit: download = upload = 1,000 Mbps

Ping (Latency)

Measured in ms. Lowest value wins. Round-trip time to the test server. What is a good ping? →

Excellent: <5 ms · Good: <20 ms · Acceptable: <50 ms

Tips for Getting Your Best Score

1

Use a wired connection

Ethernet eliminates Wi-Fi overhead. Tips to improve Wi-Fi speed →

2

Close background apps

Cloud backups, OS updates, and streaming apps consume bandwidth during the test. Pause them first.

3

Test off-peak

ISP networks are most congested in evenings. How ISP congestion works →

4

Restart your router first

A quick power cycle clears NAT tables. Why is my internet slow? →