Your connection, measured without the creepy extras.
Three free tools: your public IP and ISP, a download/upload speed test, and a public website probe. Results are estimates — not legal proof.
My IP & ISP
Public IPv4/IPv6, provider, ASN, city-level location, timezone, WebRTC leak, browser handshake.
Download & upload
Mbps both ways, idle ping, jitter, loaded latency, packet-loss estimate, and a plain-English quality score.
Website probe
DNS, TCP timing, TLS certificate, HTTP status, security headers, RDAP — never a port scan.
How to read these numbers
Your IP is not your house
A public IP tells a site which ISP network you sit on and, at best, a city. Your name, phone, and street are on the ISP’s subscriber file. That file is not on the public internet.
Mbps vs ping
Download speed fills a Netflix buffer. Ping is how long a packet waits. A 200 Mbps line with 180 ms ping still feels awful in a game. Look at jitter and loaded latency before you blame the plan.
Why “ping a website” is not ICMP
Classic ping uses ICMP. Browsers cannot send it, and many hosts drop it. IPSpeedPing times TCP 443 and the first HTTP byte — the path your browser actually uses.
Good vs worrying results
| Use | Comfortable | Start worrying |
|---|---|---|
| Browsing / WhatsApp | 5 Mbps down, ping < 100 ms | Loss, or pages that stall on DNS |
| HD video | 10–15 Mbps per stream | Buffering when the line is shared |
| 4K video | 25 Mbps+ reserved | Wi-Fi interference even on a fat plan |
| Zoom / Google Meet | 3 Mbps up, jitter < 20 ms | Upload under 1 Mbps or huge bufferbloat |
| Online games | Ping < 50 ms to the game region | Loaded ping 3× idle ping |
These are editorial planning numbers, not TRAI or FCC official measurements. Test on Ethernet once if Wi-Fi looks unfair.
Frequently asked questions
What is my IP address?
Your public IP is the address your internet provider assigns so websites can send data back to you. Open What is my IP to see IPv4, IPv6 if available, your ISP, ASN, and approximate city. It is not your home street address.
How do I test my internet speed?
Use the internet speed test. It measures download Mbps, upload Mbps, ping, jitter, and latency under load. Close other downloads first. Results are to this server, not an official TRAI lab.
How do I ping a website?
Open ping a website, type a hostname such as wikipedia.org, and we measure DNS, TCP ports 80 and 443, TLS certificate, and HTTP status. We do not port-scan and we do not send ICMP.
Can AI assistants use IPSpeedPing?
Yes. Machine-readable docs: /llms.txt, OpenAPI at /openapi.json. JSON APIs: GET /api/me, GET /api/geo?ip=, GET /api/probe?target=example.com. See Terms before automated use.
My IP address & ISP
Everything a website can legally see from your public IP — shown to you, not sold as a profile.
ISP & network
Approximate location
City-level at best. This is not your house, street, or GPS. Courts and ISPs need a warrant for subscriber identity.
Browser & request fingerprint (yours only)
WebRTC addresses
Your browser may expose extra local or public IPs via WebRTC. Useful to see if a VPN is leaking. These are your addresses from your browser.
Download & upload speed
Throughput plus the metrics that decide gaming, calls, and 4K — with your ISP on the same card.
This measures the path to the IPSpeedPing server (this sandbox). A production deploy should add nearby edge servers or M-Lab NDT7 so results match a national speed test.
Your ISP on this test
Quality breakdown
Detailed samples
| Metric | Value | What it means |
|---|
Probe any website
Public DNS, TCP timing, certificate, headers, and registration — not a scanner, not a hacker kit.
We contact only ports 80 and 443. Private IPs, localhost, and cloud metadata are blocked. Cookie values are hidden.
Terms of use
Last updated: 12 August 2026. By using IPSpeedPing (ipspeedping.com) you agree to these Terms, the Privacy Policy, and the Disclaimer. If you do not agree, do not use the site.
1. Who we are and what this is
IPSpeedPing is a free public website that shows (a) information derived from the public IP address your device uses to reach us, (b) an estimate of download/upload performance to our server, and (c) public technical facts about a hostname you type (DNS, TCP 80/443 timing, TLS, HTTP headers, RDAP). We are not an ISP, not a court, not a law-enforcement agency, and not a licensed broadband measurement lab.
2. Binding agreement
Accessing or using any page, tool, or API of this site is your acceptance of these Terms. Continued use after we post changes is acceptance of the new Terms. We may change the Terms at any time by updating this page. The date above is the version date.
3. Eligibility
You must be old enough to form a binding contract in your country (18 in India). You may not use the site if doing so is illegal where you are.
4. Informational use only
All numbers, maps, ISP names, cities, scores, certificates, and “up/down” states are estimates and opinions generated by software. They can be wrong, incomplete, delayed, or misunderstood. They are not:
- proof of anyone’s identity, home address, or guilt;
- an official TRAI, FCC, or ISP quality-of-service measurement;
- a security audit, penetration test, or legal notice;
- advice (legal, technical, or otherwise).
5. Your responsibilities
- You will use the IP tool only to inspect your own connection.
- You will use the website probe only on hosts you are allowed to check (your site, or a public homepage). You will not use it to attack, harass, scan, or bypass security.
- You will not try to reach private IPs, localhost, cloud metadata, or ports other than 80 and 443 (the server already blocks these).
- You will not automate abusive traffic, scrape in a way that harms the service, or reverse-engineer to build an attack tool.
- You accept that geolocation may be tens of kilometres off and must not be used to accuse, dox, or locate a person.
6. No warranty
THE SITE IS PROVIDED “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE”, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ACCURACY, AND NON-INFRINGEMENT. We do not warrant that the site will be uninterrupted, error-free, or secure.
7. Limitation of liability
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law (including Indian law), the operator of IPSpeedPing, its owners, and contractors are not liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, data, goodwill, or business interruption, arising from your use of (or inability to use) the site or from reliance on any result. Our total liability for any claim relating to the site shall not exceed INR 1,000 (one thousand Indian rupees) or the amount you paid us in the last 12 months (which is zero if the site is free), whichever is greater. Some jurisdictions do not allow certain limitations; in those places our liability is limited to the smallest amount the law allows.
8. Indemnity
You will defend and indemnify us against claims, losses, and costs (including reasonable legal fees) arising from your misuse of the tools, your violation of these Terms, or your violation of any law or third-party right.
9. Third-party services and ads
The site may show advertising and may call third-party APIs (geolocation, DNS, RDAP). Those parties have their own terms. We are not responsible for their content or outages. Clicking an ad or affiliate link is your choice.
10. Intellectual property
The IPSpeedPing name, logo, and site design are ours. You may not copy the service as a competing clone using our branding. You may quote short factual results for personal use.
11. Suspension
We may rate-limit, block, or shut down any use that looks abusive, without notice.
12. Governing law
These Terms are governed by the laws of India. Courts of competent jurisdiction in Gujarat, India shall have exclusive jurisdiction, subject to any mandatory consumer-protection rights you have in your home country.
13. Contact
Legal notices: legal@ipspeedping.com (create this mailbox on your domain). Also see Privacy and Disclaimer.
Privacy policy
Last updated: 12 August 2026. This policy explains what IPSpeedPing collects, why, and what we do not do.
1. What we collect
- Public IP address your device uses to reach this site (required for the connection to work).
- Standard HTTP headers your browser sends (User-Agent, language, etc.).
- Tool inputs you type (a hostname for the probe).
- Speed-test bytes — random data, discarded after the measurement. We do not store the payload.
- A local preference cookie / localStorage for language, cookie choice, and “I agreed to the Terms”.
- If you accept advertising: cookies and identifiers set by the ad partner (for example Google AdSense).
2. What we do with it
Show you your own IP/ISP/geo estimate; measure throughput to our server; look up public DNS/TLS/HTTP/RDAP for a host you named; prevent abuse (rate limits); remember language and consent; after you opt in, show ads.
3. What we do not do
- We do not sell a searchable “who visited” database of people.
- We do not claim your street address, name, phone, or MAC from an IP.
- We do not display cookie values, tokens, or private RDAP contacts from probed sites.
- We do not use the probe as a port scanner or vulnerability scanner.
4. Legal bases (where that language applies)
India DPDP Act 2023 and similar laws: we process identifiers that can relate to a person for providing the service you requested, security, and — with consent — advertising. GDPR/UK GDPR (if you are in those regions): legitimate interests for security logs and the core tool; consent for non-essential cookies and ads.
5. Retention
Server abuse/security logs: up to 90 days. Browser localStorage stays until you clear it. Ad partners have their own retention.
6. Third parties
Geolocation APIs (for example ip-api / ipwho.is), public RDAP/DNS, and — if you accept ads — the advertising network. Their privacy policies apply to data they receive.
7. Your choices
You can refuse advertising cookies (Essential only). You can clear site data in the browser. You can email privacy@ipspeedping.com to ask us to delete logs we can still identify. Create that mailbox before launch.
8. Children
The site is not directed at children under 13 (or 18 where local contract law requires it).
9. International transfer
Our host (for example Railway) and APIs may process data outside India. By using the site you understand that.
See also Terms and Disclaimer.
Disclaimer
Please read this before you rely on any number on this website.
IP and location
A public IP identifies a network, not a person. City, postal code, and coordinates are commercial guesses and are often wrong by many kilometres. We never claim to reveal a house, a name, or a phone number. Using our pages to harass, dox, threaten, or falsely accuse someone is forbidden and may be a crime. We are not responsible for how you interpret or share a result.
Speed test
Mbps, ping, jitter, and loss are measured to our server at the moment you click. They are not your ISP’s advertised plan, not a TRAI/FCC filing, and not a guarantee you can use in a billing dispute. Wi-Fi, other devices, VPN, browser extensions, and time of day all change the number. On localhost the test measures your PC to itself and will look unrealistically fast.
Website probe
We only contact public ports 80 and 443. We are not scanning you for vulnerabilities and we are not certifying that a site is safe. A “200 OK” does not mean the site is honest. A timeout does not mean the site is “down for everyone”. Do not probe machines you are not allowed to touch. Misuse can violate the Information Technology Act, 2000 and similar laws abroad. You are solely responsible for the hostnames you enter.
No legal action based on our output
By using the site you agree that you will not bring any claim against the operator, owners, or contractors of IPSpeedPing arising from (i) inaccuracy or delay of results, (ii) ads or third-party links, (iii) downtime, (iv) your or anyone else’s reliance on a result, or (v) your misuse of the tools — except to the extent a court holds that such a waiver is unenforceable. Where a waiver is unenforceable, liability is limited as stated in the Terms.
Availability
We may change, rate-limit, or discontinue any tool without notice.
Full contract: Terms of use. Data: Privacy policy.
What these tools show
Public, legal fields only. See Terms and Disclaimer before you treat any value as a fact.
IP: public address, ISP, ASN, approximate city, timezone, your own browser headers and WebRTC candidates. Never another person’s identity or street address.
Speed: download, upload, idle/loaded latency, jitter, loss estimate, ISP of the client. Not an official broadband measurement.
Probe: public DNS, TCP 80/443 timing, TLS certificate metadata, HTTP status and public headers (cookie values hidden), redacted RDAP. Not a port scan.
About IPSpeedPing
A small public toolkit so you can see what the internet already knows about your connection — and nothing it should not.
IPSpeedPing (ipspeedping.com) is operated as a free website. We offer three tools: what is my IP and ISP, an internet speed test, and ping a website (DNS, TLS, HTTP). We are not an ISP, not a court, and not an official broadband lab.
We built the product to show useful public facts and to refuse doxxing and port scanning. Results are estimates. Read the Disclaimer and Terms before you rely on a number.
The site may show advertising (Google AdSense) after you agree. Ads help keep the tools free.
Contact us
Use email. Create these mailboxes on ipspeedping.com before you apply to AdSense.
General: hello@ipspeedping.com
Privacy / data requests: privacy@ipspeedping.com
Legal: legal@ipspeedping.com
We try to reply within a few working days. Do not send malware samples or ask us to hack, trace, or dox someone.