SpeedOf.Me is a free, browser-based internet speed test that measures download, upload, latency and jitter on any device: desktop, mobile, tablet, game console, smart TV or car. No app, no plugin, no download. Launched in 2011 as the first HTML5 speed test, it runs a single stream from your browser to neutral CDN edge servers in 130+ locations, so the result reflects real browsing performance instead of a lab-style peak. We call it Real-World Speed.
Developers can embed the same engine with the SpeedOf.Me API: a few lines of JavaScript, white-label, with callbacks for every metric and an analytics dashboard for usage, geography and devices. Ready-to-run examples cover React, Vue, Angular, Electron, Flutter, iOS, Android and more. An MCP server and CLI (@speedofme/mcp) let AI agents and CI pipelines run real speed tests. The Internet Speed Atlas publishes real-world averages for 119 countries.