Most TTFB checkers test from 1 location. We test from 114 countries at once, so you see exactly where your server is fast and where it's slow. Free. No signup. Results in seconds with an interactive world map and per-country latency table.
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I'm Arsalan Ahmed, founder of HostCry. Built this because I was tired of TTFB checkers that only test from one location and tell me my site is "fast" — while my users in Asia and Africa were getting 800ms+ response times.
HostCry checks from 114 countries simultaneously using real edge servers. You get a live world map, sortable country table, and can spot regional CDN gaps in seconds.
Completely free, no signup, no limits.
Would love your feedback — especially if you've got a global audience and have struggled with a regional performance blind spot.
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Do the 114 endpoints hit your actual origin each time, or do you cache results and just recheck every so often to keep it free?
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@nurgldurmalgvw Good catch, we cache results for 15 minutes per domain. So if you check example.com, the next person checking the same domain within 15 minutes gets the cached result. After 15 minutes, it's a fresh check from all 114 locations.
Why 15 minutes? Two reasons:
Keeps it fast and free
Avoids hammering the same origin server repeatedly
Your own site changes something, and you want fresh data? Just wait it out.
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The interactive world map with per-country latency breakdown is genuinely well-executed, makes it so much easier to spot regional weak points at a glance instead of digging through numbers.
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@erdal224209 Thanks, Erdal! That was exactly the goal — I was tired of scrolling through plain tables trying to figure out if my CDN was actually covering Africa and South America. The map makes the blind spots impossible to miss.
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@erdal224209 Have you run into regional performance issues before? Curious which continent surprised you most.
Do the 114 endpoints hit your actual origin each time, or do you cache results and just recheck every so often to keep it free?
@nurgldurmalgvw Good catch, we cache results for 15 minutes per domain. So if you check example.com, the next person checking the same domain within 15 minutes gets the cached result. After 15 minutes, it's a fresh check from all 114 locations.
Why 15 minutes? Two reasons:
Keeps it fast and free
Avoids hammering the same origin server repeatedly
Your own site changes something, and you want fresh data? Just wait it out.
The interactive world map with per-country latency breakdown is genuinely well-executed, makes it so much easier to spot regional weak points at a glance instead of digging through numbers.
@erdal224209 Thanks, Erdal! That was exactly the goal — I was tired of scrolling through plain tables trying to figure out if my CDN was actually covering Africa and South America. The map makes the blind spots impossible to miss.
@erdal224209 Have you run into regional performance issues before? Curious which continent surprised you most.