What is considered a good website response time?

A response time under 200ms is considered excellent. Response times between 200ms and 500ms are average, while times exceeding 1,000ms (1 second) indicate server performance bottlenecks.

What does an HTTP 502 or 504 error indicate?

An HTTP 502 Bad Gateway or 504 Gateway Timeout error means the origin web server or proxy (such as Cloudflare or Nginx) failed to receive a timely response from the backend application.

Can I ping a specific port or IP address?

The online tool tests public domain hostnames and web URLs over standard web ports (HTTP port 80 and HTTPS port 443).

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Online Ping / Website Tool

Ping a hostname to check basic network latency.

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Website Ping (HTTP Response Time) Test

Send several HTTP requests to a website and measure how quickly it answers: min, median and max response time, jitter and lost requests.

Domain or Website URL

Quick test:

This is an HTTP test, not an ICMP ping: it times HTTP requests sent from our server, so results reflect the distance between our server and the website, not your own connection.

About Online Ping / Website Tool

Check whether a website is up and how fast it answers: we send several HTTP requests from our server and report min/median/max response time, jitter, lost requests and the HTTP status.

Why Choose Our Online Ping Tool

Feature	Smart Toolverse	Others
Round-Trip Latency	Several timed HTTP requests with median, jitter and loss %; the first request (DNS + TLS + redirects) is shown separately	Basic Up/Down badge
HTTP Status Diagnostics	Displays full HTTP response codes (200, 301, 502, 503)	Generic error screen
Global Network Check	Tests from our server region (shown with every result); multi-region testing is not available yet	Single server test
Zero Ad Delay	Instant test execution without countdowns or captchas	Forced 30-second ad countdowns

Common Uses & Applications

Check if a website is down for everyone or just you, monitor server response times, diagnose DNS propagation issues, and troubleshoot network connection timeouts.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is an HTTP test, not an ICMP ping. Our server follows any redirects, then sends six HTTP requests to the final URL and measures how long each takes to answer, reporting min/median/average/max time, jitter, lost requests and the HTTP status code.