Find out if it's the network or your app. Test your connection to AWS, GCP, Azure, and 45 cloud endpoints from your browser.
Measure your real latency to cloud endpoints across AWS, GCP, Azure, and more. Tests run from your browser to actual cloud region endpoints. Results show median, p95, and jitter so you can tell if it is the network or the app.
Browser-based tests measure real round-trip time from your device to cloud endpoints using HTTPS requests. They reflect your actual user experience, including your local network, ISP routing, and peering. Results may differ slightly from ICMP ping due to TLS overhead.
High latency is usually caused by geographic distance, suboptimal ISP routing, or network congestion. Try testing at different times of day. If one provider is consistently slower than others in the same region, the issue may be peering between your ISP and that provider.
Latency is the time it takes for a single round-trip request. Throughput is how much data you can transfer per second. You can have low latency but low throughput (thin pipe), or high latency but high throughput (satellite link). This tool measures latency.
Run the latency test to find the fastest region per provider from your location. Consider where your users are, not just where you are. For global apps, pick regions that minimize latency for your largest user populations.
Network conditions change constantly. Routing changes, congestion, and background traffic all cause variation. The tool shows median and p95 values across multiple samples to give you a stable picture despite this natural jitter.