Run a real internet speed test against an Australian server — then get the one thing Ookla and Fast.com never tell you: whether your plan is actually holding up its end.
Every cause mapped to a fix — plain English, every speed or tier figure traced to the ACCC or NBN Co, and dated.
Peak-hour congestion, plan-tier mismatch, in-home wiring, Wi‑Fi vs wired, modem age, connection type — each mapped to what actually fixes it.
Your real evening speed against the advertised typical evening speed for your tier — grounded in the ACCC’s quarterly measurements.
FTTP, FTTN, FTTC, HFC, Fixed Wireless, Satellite — the realistic ceiling for your connection, so you know if it’s the line, not the plan.
Match your household size, usage and device count to the right speed tier — before you overpay or under-buy.
Most evening slowdowns are “busy-hour” congestion between 7–11pm, when your provider’s shared capacity is stretched. The ACCC measures exactly this window as “typical evening speed” — if your evening result sits well under your tier’s advertised typical evening speed, that’s the signal your plan or provider is the problem, not your home.
Yes — it measures against an Australian server on Cloudflare’s edge network, so you’re not testing your speed to a data centre overseas. For the fairest read, test on a wired connection, close other devices, and run it a few times across the day.
First rule out your own setup: test wired rather than over Wi‑Fi, and restart the modem. If a wired evening test still falls short of your tier’s typical evening speed over several days, you have grounds to raise it with your provider under the Telecommunications Consumer Protections (TCP) Code — we walk you through that, step by step, without lodging anything on your behalf.
Never. We don’t sell, license, or on-sell your speed data to any provider or third party. The test runs in your browser; the diagnosis is for you.