Statistics and your history
Averages across everyone who has tested here, the runs saved against your browser or Pi account, and the connection every number depends on.
| Time | Median | Closest target | Reached | Provider |
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Public statistics
Latency by service
Lower is closer. A low reach rate means the service is often blocked or unavailable for visitors here.
| Service | Average | Best | Reached | Samples |
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Latency through the day
If the line climbs in the evening, the problem is not your connection — the network is busy.
Providers compared
Based on the last 30 days. Providers with fewer than three runs are hidden.
| Provider | Average latency | Runs |
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Your connection
Why does the result change every time?
Internet speed is not a fixed number, it is a range. Data travels from your device to the server through several bottlenecks, and any one of them can lower the ceiling:
- A crowded Wi-Fi channel, or too much distance to the router
- Other devices downloading at the same time
- Congestion on your provider's network at peak hours
- The physical distance to the server you are testing against
That is why three tests at different times of day tell you far more than a single one. If you want a number you can take to your provider, test over Ethernet, at a quiet hour, with nothing else running — that is the closest you will get to measuring the line itself rather than everything attached to it.