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The nearest endpoints we have actually measured

Latency is a property of a network path, so the useful question is not “which provider is fastest” but “which was fastest from somewhere like where my code runs”. This answers the second, and tells you how far “somewhere like” had to reach.

Where does the code calling the endpoint run?

Your server, not this browser — they are usually in different places, and it is the server’s network path that decides its latency.

This request came from , which is this browser — probably not where your code runs. Click it to use it anyway.

Choosing a region takes precedence and skips geolocation entirely — no address is read or sent.

Geolocation happens on our own server against a local database. No third party is contacted, the address is not written to any log or table, and nothing here is cached. See the privacy notice.

Tell us where your code runs

Enter the public IP of the host that will call the endpoint, or pick a region. Nothing is measured from your machine — we report what our own probes recorded from the nearest place we have one.