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Dev tools · October 12, 2015

Load Test Your Website or API with 600k clients at just £9/month

All-In-One cloud testing platform for load testing and performance testing, monitoring Website Performance.

Load Test Your Website or API with 600k clients at just £9/month launched on October 12, 2015 with 8 votes and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 11 years on.

What it does

Upload k6 scripts, run from 25+ regions, get AI-powered performance insights. Instant, actionable performance insights tailored to your tech stack. Optimize your site's performance under load with real-time insights into your website or API's peak traffic response. Globally stress test your app: Execute JMeter scripts across various locales. Run k6 JavaScript load tests from 25+ cloud locations with AI-powered analysis. Seamlessly track your website's load times from diverse cloud locations. Monitor API uptime, latency, and response correctness from 25+ cloud regions. Alerts on failures, breakdowns by status code and endpoint. Free tier. Name: Choose a name for your test, we automatically…from loadfocus.com

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