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Free Internet Speed Test
It is now much more possible to experience a freer speed test with Hostragons thanks to completely free services and two different applications. You can perform speed tests that are fully compatible with servers, phones, computers, and all operating systems using two completely different infrastructures: OpenSpeedTest and Ookla.
What Hostragons SpeedTest Offers
What Hostragons SpeedTest Offers
Instead of visiting separate sites, you can conduct speed tests on hundreds of servers from a single address.
Ad-Free Experience
A direct solution-oriented speed test process with you, free from any advertisements.
Completely Free
Perform speed tests directly without paying any fees or going through purchase steps.
Hundreds of Platforms
Fully compatible with all operating systems, browsers, and applications.
Definitive Result
Automatically test your speed from the location nearest to you.
Detailed Information
You can measure Jitter, Ping, Upload, and Download Speeds.
What Hostragons Speed Test Does
Server Internet Speed Test
You can test the internet speed of all your virtual and physical servers.
Phone Internet Speed Test
You can test the actual speeds offered by your GSM line.
Computer Internet Speed Test
You can instantly test the internet connection of your office or home computers.
Speed Test for Other Devices
You can perform internet speed tests for televisions, gaming consoles, and all devices connected to the internet.
An internet speed test is a tool that measures the performance of your internet connection. During the test, it exchanges data with our servers to measure your ping, download, and upload speeds.
No, our speed test is browser-based. You don't need to download any additional software.
Various factors can affect the results: network congestion, your device performance, Wi-Fi signal strength, etc. Also, your ISP will usually state the maximum speed with the phrase “up to.”
We recommend testing regularly, for example once a month. If you notice any problems with your internet performance, you can test more frequently.
Ping is expected to be low (under 20ms is ideal), and download and upload speeds are expected to be close to the values promised by your ISP. At least 5 Mbps is recommended for streaming and 25 Mbps for 4K video.
First, repeat the test at different times. If the problem persists, restart your modem/router, try a wired connection, or contact your ISP.
Yes, our speed test is compatible with mobile devices, but due to the variable nature of mobile networks, results may vary.
An average test uses around 40-80MB of data. Keep this in mind if you have a limited internet package.
You can, but your VPN connection will affect your speed. We recommend turning off VPN to measure your actual connection speed.
No, the speed test only measures your connection performance. It does not collect or store any personal data. The test results are anonymous.
Jitter refers to the variability in network latency. Low jitter is especially important for VoIP and online gaming. A jitter value of less than 30ms is good. Our speed test also measures and reports jitter.
Yes, the QoS settings on your router can prioritize or restrict certain types of traffic. This may affect your speed test results. We recommend temporarily disabling QoS settings for accurate results.
IPv4 and IPv6 are versions of the internet protocol. IPv6 offers more address space and can theoretically be faster. Our speed test supports both protocols and automatically chooses based on your connection. The results are usually not significantly different.
TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) ensures data integrity but is slower. UDP (User Datagram Protocol) is faster but can lose data. Our speed test uses TCP, so the results are more consistent, but may be slightly lower than your maximum speed.
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