Mbps stands for Megabits per second and measures the speed of your internet connection.
Speeds vary depending on time of day, Wi-Fi signal, background apps, and congestion.
Download means data coming in, like watching videos. Upload means data going out, like uploading files.
Ping is the delay between your device and a test server. Lower values mean better responsiveness.
Use a wired connection, close background apps, and pause streaming during the test.
Ensure JavaScript is enabled, browser is updated, and there are no firewall blocks.
This often happens due to a network drop, device block, or browser incompatibility.
Possible causes: server distance, background downloads, or heavy Wi-Fi usage.
Retry in 30 seconds or choose another server. Ensure your firewall isn’t blocking the connection.
Yes. Hardware, browser, or Wi-Fi differences can impact speed measurements.
No. But having one allows you to save and view your test history across devices.
Yes, login to your dashboard to see all previous speed test results.
Yes, you can download them as CSV for personal use or documentation.
Use the “Forgot Password” link on the login page to reset your credentials securely.
To request account deletion, please use our Contact Form.
Yes, we comply with all applicable international data privacy regulations.
Only test-related data: IP address, ISP, browser info, and speed metrics. No sensitive or personal info.
No. We do not sell, share, or rent your personal test data to anyone.
Yes. You can request deletion using our Contact Form.
We request user consent before storing location/IP data. Unauthenticated users remain anonymous.