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Test your website the way real traffic hits it — and read the result without a manual.
Every test ends with a clear answer: your site held up, or it didn’t — and why. Anyone on your team can read it.
See traffic flowing from every region while the test runs, and stop it at any moment.
Send traffic from Europe, the US and Asia at once. Results are merged, never averaged.
Save a good run as your reference point and see if your site got faster or slower.
Load your pages in real browsers to see what visitors actually experience, with page-speed scores.
Start tests and fetch verdicts from your own tools — gate a deploy on a passed run.
Post results to chat, open tickets on failures, and gate deploys from CI.
Everything you can do in the app works over the loady API: start a test, watch it live, and fetch the verdict when it finishes. Gate a deploy on a passed run, or schedule a nightly check — no dashboard required.
Learn moreCheckout capped at 3,200 req/s and the report showed the exact minute it gave out. We fixed it before launch weekend.
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Hear first-hand from teams testing with loady.
We ran our first test in the free tier and hit our ceiling twenty minutes later. No sales call, no setup — just the number.
The verdict said the bottleneck was our own API, and it was right. That honesty is why we stayed.
We rehearse every launch with loady now. The report reads like a colleague explaining what happened.
Our booking API held 40,000 req/s for the full run. The report gave us the number we put in front of procurement.
The percentiles are merged, never averaged, so nobody argues with the numbers anymore.
We pinned a reference run and now every deploy gets compared against it automatically.
Reports our whole team can read — product managers included. That alone was worth it.
Real-browser tests showed us what visitors actually felt, not just what the servers said.
Gating deploys on a passed run took one afternoon to set up with the API.
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