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Real Latency Waterfall test in milliseconds

⚡ Test your site speed and server performance With instant accuracy

We measure the entire request journey: DNS response time, TCP and SSL handshake, TTFB processing time and actual download speed.

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We measure live connection times without fictitious or estimated numbers.

Network engineering guide

How do we measure the server's response speed accurately?

Deconstructing the time path that a data packet travels from the browser until the first content appears on the visitor's screen.

1

Domain Lookup (DNS)

The time it takes to translate the domain name into the server's IP address via global DNS servers.

Ideal: less than 30ms
2

TCP connection

Three-way handshake (SYN-ACK) to open a stable software communication channel between the browser and the server.

Ideal: less than 50ms
3

SSL certificate

Encryption keys are negotiated via TLS 1.3 to ensure the security and confidentiality of data exchange.

Ideal: less than 60ms
4

Server Processing (TTFB)

The time it takes the server processor and database to generate the HTML code and send the first byte.

Ideal: less than 200ms
5

Download content

The entire HTML file is transferred over network bandwidth by taking advantage of Gzip or Brotli compression.

Ideal: less than 150ms
53%
Instant bounce rate

Of mobile visitors leave the site immediately if the page takes more than 3 seconds to load.

-7%
Loss of conversions and sales

For every second there is a delay in your online store’s response, according to Amazon and Google statistics.

+80%
Improved archiving and exporting by Google

For sites with a fast TTFB response, crawling spiders are able to index thousands of pages per day.

Most frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about scaling and accelerating websites

TTFB (Time to First Byte) is the time from when the browser sends a page request until the first byte of server data is received. The lower this number is 200 milliseconds, the faster the server will be, giving your site a major competitive advantage in user experience standards and Google's fast archiving.
Google considers server response speed and Core Web Vitals metrics (such as LCP and INP) to be a direct official factor in ranking top search results. Slow sites suffer from a high bounce rate and low crawl budget, while fast sites achieve higher rankings and an excellent browsing experience.
MTM4WEB Speed ​​Checker focuses on measuring server infrastructure and actual network response (DNS Lookup, TCP handshake, SSL certificate negotiation, and Gzip/Brotli compression) in real milliseconds and byte flow rates, while PageSpeed ​​mostly focuses on simulating JavaScript and CSS code processing in the browser.
The most important steps to speed up websites include: 1) moving to cloud servers that support high-speed NVMe disks, 2) activating the HTTP/3 or HTTP/2 protocol, 3) activating advanced caching (Redis / Varnish), 4) compressing images in the modern WebP format, 5) activating a content delivery network (CDN) such as Cloudflare.
Yes, MTM4WEB cloud servers are built on AMD EPYC processors and superior memory with NVMe Enterprise disks and support LiteSpeed ​​and HTTP/3 as standard, ensuring TTFB response times are reduced to record levels of less than 80 milliseconds for sites in Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the Gulf.
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