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SpeedOf.Me has measured internet speed in the browser since December 2011, when it shipped as the first HTML5 speed test. It reports download, upload, latency and jitter and plots them live as the test runs, with no app, plugin or download, on desktops, phones, tablets, game consoles, smart TVs and cars.
The method is deliberate: one stream, from the browser, to neutral third-party CDN edge servers in more than 130 locations, over the same open-internet path your browsing and video already take. Tests that hit a server inside your own provider's network with many parallel streams report a best-case peak instead. That number is called Real-World Speed, and because the method has not changed since 2011 the figures stay comparable year over year.
Developers can run the same engine themselves. Drop in api.js, set an account key and domain, call SomApi.startTest(), and results return through callbacks, white-labelled, with nothing to host. Examples ship for vanilla JavaScript, React, Vue, Angular, React Native, Electron, Flutter, iOS, macOS, Android and Windows, and the portal reports calls, geography, device mix and speed trends.
AI agents get the same access through @speedofme/mcp, one npm package that is a Model Context Protocol server, a CLI and a Node SDK, working with Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, VS Code, Cline, Continue, JetBrains and Goose.
The Internet Speed Atlas aggregates millions of anonymised tests into real-world figures for 119 countries.
Description
We will assess the speed from our servers to this computer, keeping in mind that results frequently fall short of the planned speed because of various factors like WiFi conditions and device capabilities. It's crucial to understand the distinction between the Internet connection speed "to your home" and the speed experienced by a single device "within your home," as these represent two distinct measurements. Internet speed tests, such as this one or the one available at SpeedTest, provide insights into the maximum speed achieved by the device conducting the test. The outcomes of such tests often reveal speeds that are lower than what your plan offers, influenced by multiple elements that are typically beyond the control of your Internet provider, including the environment of WiFi and the specifications of your devices. Effective coverage ensures that your device enjoys a robust Wi-Fi signal, which in turn facilitates the highest speed that the device can manage. As you move farther from your gateway (modem or router), the strength of the signal diminishes, leading to reduced download and upload speeds and a decrease in overall coverage. Therefore, optimizing your network setup can significantly enhance your Internet experience at home.
API Access
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Pricing Details
Free
The speed test on our website is free for everyone: no account, no app, no limits.
The Speed Test API is a paid product with a free 30-day trial and no credit card required. Current plans, included test volumes and per-test rates are listed under Plans and Pricing on the Speed Test API page of our website (/api). Every paid plan includes technical support, the analytics dashboard, and the MCP server, CLI and SDK at no extra cost. Cancel any time.
The Speed Test API is a paid product with a free 30-day trial and no credit card required. Current plans, included test volumes and per-test rates are listed under Plans and Pricing on the Speed Test API page of our website (/api). Every paid plan includes technical support, the analytics dashboard, and the MCP server, CLI and SDK at no extra cost. Cancel any time.
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iPhone App
iPad App
Android App
Windows
Mac
Linux
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Webinars
Live Training (Online)
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Vendor Details
Company Name
SpeedOf.Me
Founded
2011
Country
United States
Website
speedof.me/
Vendor Details
Company Name
Xfinity
Country
United States
Website
speedtest.xfinity.com