ParseAPI Speed

Speed you
can see.

An API becomes part of your app's waiting time. Explore the measurements, then see how a request feels from your connection.

Explore the measurements
21 measurement cities 6 regions

MEASURED AROUND THE WORLD

The numbers are right here.

Recent measurements for selected parsing and reference lookups. Choose a region and explore how response times changed over the last day.

Hourly median response time over the last 24 hours. Use arrow keys to inspect each hour, Home for the first hour and End for the latest. Gaps mean no measurement.

Regional figures: 24-hour medians · Chart: hourly medians
First byte on an established connection.

Summary updated

From your browser

Five requests to /ip. Full response time, including the body and any connection setup.

Less waiting in the way.

A lookup can sit between a person and their next step. Completing a form. Loading a location. Checking a value. That response becomes part of how your app feels.

01

Useful defaults.

Start with the answer the common task needs. Ask for additional detail when your application needs it.

02

Measure the journey.

Where a request begins matters. Regional measurements show the experience from different places.

03

Keep the evidence open.

Check trends, inspect individual hours and run a check from your own browser. Pulse keeps the wider picture available.

KNOW WHAT YOU ARE MEASURING

Two views of the same journey.

Regional first byte.

The request goes out and the first byte comes back over an established connection. Connection setup and the rest of the response body are outside this measurement.

Your full response.

The browser check includes the complete response and any connection setup. It measures five requests and shows the median of successful checks.

The right comparison.

These charts cover selected parsing and reference lookups. Verification and other work can take longer. Test the actual call your app needs.

BUILD WITH PARSEAPI

Try the call your app needs.

Start with a real request. See the answer for yourself.