Where does the slowness start — the user's internet, or your server?
Before the first byte arrives, every visit passes through four network and server stages. You see each stage's share on its own — and within seconds you know whether the delay is your infrastructure or the user's network and carrier.
Trace the delay back to your server or the network
Before the browser can start rendering, the request has to pass through several network and server stages. Splitting the time across the four key stages shows whether the delay comes from your server, from the network carriers, or from your own configuration.
Infrastructure Pulse — automatic detection of abnormal network shifts
Critical regressions and significant speedups in the infrastructure layer, surfaced by comparing the daily P95 against the weekly average, with statistically invalid cases dropped automatically.
Cut the extra latency by fixing your redirect paths
Spot the high-traffic paths carrying chained redirects, then fix the routing rules to bring response time down to a minimum.
Connection time by carrier — tell a network problem from a server one
Compare how your users connect across internet providers, then filter to DNS time or the secure-connection handshake to separate network delay from anything the host is responsible for.
Find your server bottlenecks and optimise the back-end work
Split static pages, dynamic pages and API responses to uncover your slowest server work and heaviest database queries — and optimise them fast.