Your Public IP & Network Intelligence
IPv4Your public routing address visible to internet servers and speed test endpoints.
Live Bandwidth Throughput
Application Suitability & Quality
Ratings are calculated dynamically based on sustained throughput, idle and loaded round-trip latency, jitter, and packet transmission stability.
Device & Network Diagnostics
| Public IP Address | Inspecting... |
|---|---|
| IP Protocol / Type | IPv4 |
| ISP / Network Operator | Inspecting... |
| Autonomous System (ASN) | Inspecting... |
| Approx Location | Inspecting... |
| Postal Code & Timezone | Inspecting... |
| Coordinates (Lat/Lon) | Inspecting... |
| Proxy / VPN Status | Analyzing... |
| Browser | Detecting... |
| OS / Platform | Detecting... |
| Device Category | Detecting... |
| Screen Resolution | Detecting... |
| Hardware Concurrency | Detecting... |
| Device Memory | Detecting... |
| Network Info API | Detecting... |
* Note: CPU cores and memory are reported via standard browser APIs subject to browser privacy quantization policies.
Export & Share Test Result
Download your current diagnostic report. Sensitive identifiers and client IP are redacted by default.
Free High-Precision Internet Speed Test & Diagnostics
Welcome to SpeedPulse, an advanced open broadband diagnostic platform designed to provide transparent, unmanipulated speed test metrics. Whether you are troubleshooting slow Wi-Fi, verifying your ISP plan speeds, or testing gaming latency, our engine measures real-world broadband throughput across multi-stream connections.
⚡ Download Speed (Mbps)
Measures how quickly your internet connection retrieves data from remote servers. Crucial for streaming movies in 4K, downloading large updates, and browsing image-rich web applications.
🚀 Upload Speed (Mbps)
Measures how quickly your device transmits data to the internet. Essential for video conferences (Zoom, Teams), backing up files to cloud storage, and live streaming.
⏱️ Latency & Bufferbloat
Idle ping measures immediate round-trip reaction time. Loaded latency (bufferbloat) evaluates if your router buffers packets under heavy traffic, causing delay spikes during gameplay or calls.
📊 RFC 3550 Jitter
Evaluates the statistical consistency and variance of packet arrivals. Low jitter (< 10ms) guarantees stutter-free VoIP phone calls and glitch-free live interactive gaming.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Megabits (Mbps) and Megabytes (MB/s)?
Internet Service Providers quote speeds in Megabits per second (Mbps). Since 8 bits equal 1 byte, a 100 Mbps download connection downloads files at roughly 12.5 Megabytes per second (MB/s). SpeedPulse displays both units for clarity.
Why does my speed test result vary between Wi-Fi and Ethernet?
Wi-Fi signals are subject to physical obstacles, distance, and 2.4GHz / 5GHz channel interference from neighbouring devices. Connecting an Ethernet cable directly to your router yields the cleanest benchmark of your ISP line capacity.
Does SpeedPulse store my private personal files or real documents?
Never. Our speed engine generates synthetic in-memory pseudorandom byte streams that are immediately discarded by the receiver. We never touch, read, or transmit your device storage or files.