Test Your Web Site Performance Now

We know you need as many resources as possible to stay on top of Web site monitoring and site performance. Try the AlertSite® tests listed below to know how your site is doing.

Test On Demand: Transaction testing via DéjàClick

Test your web transaction using our new DéjàClick Test On Demand feature. Receive a full, detailed performance report including: Waterfall chart, response times, HTTP status, IP address and component response times. This full-featured test is exactly the same as AlertSite customers receive for their monitored transactions.

If you have recorded a DéjàClick transaction, just click the Test On Demand icon in the DéjàClick toolbar to begin testing now. If you want to download DéjàClick or need more detailed instructions on how to perform a Test On Demand with your transaction, click here.

Test On Demand: URL testing via DéjàClick

Test your URL using our new DéjàClick Test On Demand feature. Enter your information below and get started to receive a full, detailed performance report including: Waterfall chart, response time, HTTP status, IP address and component response times. This full-featured test is similar to the one AlertSite performs for its customers.

To ensure data integrity, please fill in the form below. A link will be sent to you at the email address provided to run your test. Your information will not be shared.


If you have a recorded DéjàClick transaction, just click the Test On Demand icon in the DéjàClick toolbar to get a full, detailed performance report. If you want to download DéjàClick or need instructions on how to perform a Test On Demand with your transaction, click here.

Additional Network Test Tools

Whois Search

Look up names in a remote database to discover the owner and administrator of a specific domain.


Hostname Lookup

Determine a specific IP number from a domain name and vice versa.


Traceroute

See the exact path a packet takes to get to a remote location. Traceroute can also tell you how long information takes to hop between points en route to a destination.


Ping

Ping, an Internet program used to determine whether a specific IP address is accessible, works by sending a packet to the specified address and waiting for a reply. It is used primarily to troubleshoot Internet connections. Ping also reports how many hops are required to connect two Internet hosts.