A network diagnostic tool that measures internet connection performance by analyzing the speed and stability of a broadband connection. The software tests download and upload speeds as well as ping and jitter to evaluate overall network quality. It is available for use via a web browser or as a dedicated application for Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Apple TV. The tool serves individual users, network administrators, and researchers seeking to analyze global internet performance and connectivity metrics. Users can track their results history and access a global index to compare their connection speeds against other regions. The platform provides data through Ookla Research and the Speedtest Performance Directory to offer a factual overview of network capabilities.
Whether you want to cut software costs or escape vendor lock-in, these open source alternatives to Speedtest by Ookla give you an option you fully own. You can self-host them, so your data stays on infrastructure you control. This page lists 3 open source alternatives to Speedtest by Ookla. The most popular are MyIP, Speedtest Tracker and OpenSpeedTest. Most use the MIT license, and 3 offer an official Docker image.
A network utility toolbox for checking IP addresses, detecting DNS leaks, and testing global network latency.
Self-hosted application that monitors internet connection performance and uptime through scheduled automated speed tests.
A browser based network performance estimation tool using vanilla JavaScript and built in web APIs.
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