NetPulse

NetPulse is a real-time internet speed tester built with Flask, WebSocket, and SSE — measure your download, upload, and ping instantly

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Know your speed. Own your connection

NetPulse is a free browser-based internet speed tester. It connects to the nearest server and runs a live test to show how fast your internet connection really is — including download, upload, and ping.

How does it work?

  1. Click "Start Test" — NetPulse finds the best server near you automatically.
  2. Ping is measured first — this shows your connection response time in milliseconds.
  3. Download speed is tested — how fast data travels from the server to your device.
  4. Upload speed is tested — how fast your device sends data to the server.
  5. Results are saved — your last 10 tests are stored so you can track your speed over time.

What the Results Mean

  • Download Speed: How fast you receive data. Affects streaming, browsing, and downloads. Higher is better.
  • Upload Speed: How fast you send data. Affects video calls, cloud uploads, and online gaming. Higher is better.
  • Ping: The delay between your device and the server in milliseconds. Lower is better. Under 20ms is excellent for gaming and video calls.

Speed Rating Guide

Rating Speed Range Best For...
Excellent 100+ Mbps 4K streaming, gaming, large file transfers, and multiple users simultaneously.
Good 50–99 Mbps HD streaming, video calls, and smooth browsing for 2–4 users.
Fair 20–49 Mbps Basic streaming and browsing. May slow down with multiple devices connected.
Poor Under 20 Mbps May struggle with HD video, large downloads, or multiple connected devices.

Why Use NetPulse?

Most speed test tools are cluttered with ads, require app installs, or give inaccurate results. NetPulse is different — it's lightweight, open-source, and built for accuracy. Here's why thousands of users choose NetPulse to test their internet connection.