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Free Online Website Response Time Checker (Measure TTFB)

Benchmark your web server speed and Time to First Byte (TTFB). Breaks down DNS resolution, TLS connection latency, and server processing time to help identify bottlenecks.

Quick tests:
Total Round-Trip Latency
0 ms
Fast Response HTTP 200 OK

Sequential Multi-Probe Benchmark

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Measurement Notice: Response time measured includes client-to-server network transit time, TCP handshake, TLS negotiation, and server response time. Browser security prevents direct inspection of remote server internal CPU queue time.
How to Use This Tool

How to Use This Tool – Website Response Time Checker

01

Enter Website Address

Input any public HTTP or HTTPS web URL to benchmark.

02

Measure Multi-Phase Latency

Calculates DNS lookup, TCP handshake, TLS negotiation, TTFB, and total response time.

03

Analyze Performance Score

Get a clear latency rating and actionable insights to optimize your server speed.

Key Features & Capabilities

Key Features & Capabilities – Website Response Time Checker

Time to First Byte (TTFB) Measurement

Isolates the time your server takes to process the request and begin streaming data.

Full Connection Waterfall

Breaks down DNS resolution, socket connect, TLS handshake, and content download.

HTTP/2 & HTTP/3 Performance

Reports the negotiated HTTP protocol version and compression efficiency.

Global Benchmarking Standards

Grades response speed against Google Core Web Vitals performance benchmarks.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good Time to First Byte (TTFB)?
A TTFB under 200ms is considered excellent; anything over 800ms typically requires server or caching optimization.
Why does response time vary between tests?
Network congestion, server load, cache warm-up, and CDN routing can cause minor variations between checks.
How can I speed up my website response time?
Implement edge caching (Cloudflare/Fastly), optimize database queries, enable gzip/Brotli compression, and use HTTP/2 or HTTP/3.
Does this test affect my website bandwidth?
No, a single lightweight HEAD or GET request is made without downloading heavy media assets.
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