AfricaLatency Scanner · requests from up to 31 countries

Is your application actually fast across Africa?

Enter a public domain. We request measurements from up to 31 countries. Only locations with available probes return live results. The 31-country list describes where we request measurements, not a promise that all countries have a working probe. Available and unavailable locations are reported separately; unavailable locations are never counted as measured results.

Measure now from Nairobi

Run one live HTTP measurement of AfricaLatency from an available Nairobi probe. This is a point-in-time result, not a regional average.

Not measured yet.
Probe availability
Available = a completed live HTTP measurement was returned. Unavailable = no completed live result was returned for that location during this scan. Unavailable locations are not treated as slow or healthy and are excluded from the performance comparison.
Go beyond the snapshot

Know what to fix, not just what is slow.

The free scan gives you a point-in-time view of available HTTP timings and route evidence. The full audit turns those observations into a structured report with location comparisons, diagnostic interpretation and prioritized next steps.

  • Clear breakdown of observed DNS, TLS, TTFB and total response time
  • Market-by-market comparison for the probes that returned results
  • Evidence-led recommendations and limitations stated explicitly
  • Automated PDF delivery after secure checkout
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We test public endpoints only. Never submit credentials, private URLs or sensitive internal hostnames.

What this free scan checks

HTTP response timing
Time to first byte
DNS / connection timing when returned
TLS timing when returned
Network path / hop count
Probe location and network
Important: this is a live diagnostic snapshot, not a full performance audit. Probe availability and network conditions can change between scans. We do not invent missing measurements.