Reported-Network Speed Test

Measure this browser-to-edge route and group your local history by Cloudflare's reported ASN organization.

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Your Speed vs FCC Fixed-Broadband Benchmark

Compared with the FCC's March 2024 fixed-broadband benchmark: 100 Mbps download and 20 Mbps upload. This is a dated policy benchmark, not a national average, provider ranking, or promise about your plan. Ping is reported without a fabricated comparison.

Your Best Results by Reported Network

Saved on this device only — this ranks the tests you've run in this browser. It is not a global or cross-user leaderboard.

Run a speed test to start building your history.

What the network label means

The label is the ASN organization supplied with Cloudflare request metadata. It can represent an ISP, carrier gateway, VPN, proxy, or hosting egress and is not classified by this site. For address-level availability and technology, use the FCC National Broadband Map and the provider's current address-specific disclosure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the reported network name prove my ISP?

No. It is the ASN organization supplied with Cloudflare request metadata and may describe an ISP, carrier gateway, VPN, proxy, or hosting egress.

What benchmark does this ISP speed test use?

The comparison uses the FCC's March 2024 fixed-broadband benchmark of 100 Mbps download and 20 Mbps upload. It is a policy benchmark, not a national average or a promise about your provider.

Why can this result differ from my plan?

The result includes this device, browser, local network, access network, and route to the test edge. Compare repeated Ethernet and WiFi runs with the current broadband label and plan values supplied by your ISP before assigning a cause.

How do I investigate a low result?

Repeat the test, pause other traffic, compare Ethernet and WiFi under the same conditions, and compare medians with the plan's current broadband label. Change one variable at a time so the data supports the conclusion.