Free FastComet speed test
FastComet Speed Test
Check how fast your FastComet site really responds — TTFB, DNS, connection and caching, measured in about five seconds.
How fast is FastComet?
FastComet averaged 180 ms TTFB in our tests, running on LiteSpeed · NVMe · Free CDN.
Your own result depends on your plan, your site's code and whether page caching is switched on. Run the test above on your FastComet site to see where you stand.
Google treats a TTFB under 800 ms as acceptable. We recommend under 400 ms; the fastest hosts we test stay under 250 ms.
How to speed up a FastComet site
- Turn on full-page caching — a caching plugin or your host's built-in cache removes most server work.
- Enable Brotli or Gzip compression so HTML, CSS and JS travel faster.
- Put a CDN in front (Cloudflare's free plan works) to cut network latency for distant visitors.
- Trim heavy plugins and themes that add database queries on every page.
- Upgrade to a higher plan if your TTFB is still over 400 ms with caching on.
FastComet speed comparisons
Frequently asked questions
How do I check my FastComet server speed?+
Enter your domain in the speed test above. We measure DNS lookup, TCP connect, TLS handshake and Time to First Byte from our server and grade the result from A to F.
What is a good TTFB for a FastComet site?+
Under 200 ms is excellent and under 400 ms is good. Over 800 ms is rated poor by Google and usually means caching is off or the server is overloaded.
Why is my FastComet site slow?+
The most common causes are no page caching, heavy plugins or themes, an overloaded shared server, and a data centre far from your visitors. The tips under your result point to the likely cause.
Does this test slow down or affect my site?+
No. It makes one normal page request, just like a single visitor.
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