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HTTP Load Testing Tool
Configure HTTP method, headers, body, concurrency, and rate limits for a short permission-based test.
Start a safe testHTTP Methods
Test GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE endpoints with optional headers and request bodies. Use the same method, headers, body, and traffic settings when comparing performance before and after a deploy.
Built-In Safety Limits
Anonymous tests use conservative limits for duration, total requests, concurrency, and request rate. These limits help keep HTTP load testing useful for launch checks while reducing abuse risk.
What The Report Should Prove
A useful HTTP load test should show whether responses stay correct and fast enough. Review p95 and p99 latency, error rate, timeout count, status codes, and requests per second instead of focusing only on request volume.
Learn more in the meaningful metrics guide or run a test from the homepage form.