Test API endpoint latency from 3 world regions
API latency directly affects UX. If your API responds in 50ms in Moscow but 800ms in the US, users in that region will suffer. Multi-region testing reveals such issues.
Simultaneous check from Moscow, Germany, and USA.
DNS, TCP Connect, SSL Handshake, TTFB and download time for Moscow region.
Region cards with fastest and slowest badges.
DNS pinning and private IP range blocking.
A tool that measures HTTP request latency to your API from 3 world regions: Russia (Moscow), Europe (Germany), USA (East). For Moscow, detailed timings are shown: DNS, connection, SSL, TTFB.
Checking from remote regions (Europe, USA) uses the external check-host.net service with result polling. This is normal time for a multi-region check.
For Moscow region: DNS (domain resolution), Connect (TCP connection), SSL (TLS handshake), TTFB (time to first byte), Download (body download). For remote regions — total response time.
Ping measures ICMP round-trip at the network level. API Latency Tester measures a full HTTP request with DNS, SSL, server processing, and data transfer — closer to the real API user experience.