A Voice of Reason
Unproductive finger-pointing often occurs in conversations about who is causing a network problem. In situations like these PingPlotter, offers a quantitative point of view to help everyone focus on the facts.
Buffering, lag, slow speeds, random disconnects? We're here to help!
PingPlotter graphs latency and packet loss between your computer and a target website or server so you can spend less time inspecting the issue and more time fixing it.
Try Free for 14 DaysEnter the address of the website or server that's causing you problems
Visualize traceroute results to learn if the problem occurs on your local network, the target service, or somewhere in between.
See network performance history to correlate the problem with events that may be the culprit.
Unproductive finger-pointing often occurs in conversations about who is causing a network problem. In situations like these PingPlotter, offers a quantitative point of view to help everyone focus on the facts.
PingPlotter Free is designed to give you a glimpse at your internet connection to see if everything’s running ok.
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PingPlotter WisdomPingplotter is great. We use the command line version, purchased of course. Use it to prove ISP issues over network issues in our end for our work at home users. Completely automated. Very cheap.
— Daniel Ratliff (@PotentEngineer) May 17, 2018
PingPlotter is separate software you can download for free. We always recommend it for in-depth line quality tests. It's pretty straight forward to use - just select a target website like https://t.co/VRGSJVF1ZU and let the test run. It'll give you a graph of results - Jack
— NETDUMA (@NETDUMA) May 31, 2018
I found out via PingPlotter that my packet loss came mainly from my pc. After alot of trial and error it finally worked. I hope they are completely gone in Fortnite now. Thank you very much @PingPlotter , without your tool I would still think it was my Providers fault.
— luckeRRR (@luckeRRR_) March 1, 2019
@Kloppolution It's @PingPlotter (no affiliation). Love their products. I use PingPlotter on OSX & PingPlotter/MultiPing on Windows.
— Matt Haedo (@matthaedo) February 21, 2017