Internet Speed Test
Measure your actual download speed, upload speed, and latency — hosted right here. No redirects.
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How to get an accurate result
- •Connect via ethernet cable, not Wi-Fi, for the most accurate measurement
- •Close other browser tabs, streaming apps, and background downloads
- •Run the test 2–3 times and average the results
- •Test at different times of day — peak hours (7–10 pm) are often slower
What do my results mean?
Under 25 Mbps
Below CRTC standardThe CRTC defines 50/10 Mbps as the minimum broadband standard. Consider switching.
25–100 Mbps
Basic useFine for 1–2 users. Can handle streaming and video calls but little headroom.
100–500 Mbps
Good for most homesHandles 4K streaming, video calls, gaming, and remote work for families.
500 Mbps–1 Gbps
Power userFuture-proof for large households, home offices, and heavy uploaders.
Getting less than you pay for?
If your speed is consistently 30%+ below your advertised plan speed, it's time to investigate. Try our other tools to diagnose the issue, or compare alternative providers.