Test your internet speed — built for Kenya
Download, upload and ping, measured live. Works great on Safaricom, Airtel, Jamii and every fibre or 4G line in the country.
Why test your speed?
Know exactly what you're paying for. Compare against your ISP's promised package, catch throttling early, and get proof when reporting an outage.
How it works
We send and receive real data from nearby servers and time it precisely, the same way professional tools do — right in your browser, no app needed.
Typical speeds across Kenya
Fibre connections (Safaricom Home Fibre, Zuku, Faiba) typically deliver 10–50 Mbps. 4G mobile data (Safaricom, Airtel, Telkom) usually ranges 5–25 Mbps depending on location and signal. Rural areas on 3G may see 1–5 Mbps. Run this test at different times of day — evenings are usually busiest.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good speed for streaming in Kenya?
5–10 Mbps download is enough for HD streaming on one device. For 4K or several devices at once, aim for 25 Mbps or more.
Why is my speed lower than what my ISP promised?
Wi‑Fi distance, other connected devices, network congestion at peak hours, and your router's age can all reduce real-world speed below the advertised maximum.
Does this test use a lot of data?
A full test uses roughly 30–80 MB, similar to a few minutes of video streaming. Avoid running it repeatedly on a small mobile bundle.