This test measures your real download and upload speed, plus ping and jitter, against our own server here in New Mexico. It runs in your browser, with nothing to install.
Download
Mbps
Upload
Mbps
Ping
ms
Jitter
ms
Your IP address: Detecting…
What the numbers mean
| Download | How fast data reaches you. This is the number that matters for streaming, browsing and downloads. Compare it against your plan speed. |
| Upload | How fast data leaves you. Matters for video calls, sending photos and cloud backups. |
| Ping | Round-trip delay to our network. Lower is better; under 50 ms is comfortable for video calls and gaming. |
| Jitter | How much the ping varies. Low jitter keeps calls from breaking up. |
Compare against your plan
| Plan | Download | Upload | Typical ping |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sagebrush Basic (DSL) | 10 Mbps | 1 Mbps | 35 ms |
| Mesa Standard | 25 Mbps | 5 Mbps | 25 ms |
| Canyon Premium | 50 Mbps | 10 Mbps | 25 ms |
| Summit Elite | 100 Mbps | 20 Mbps | 20 ms |
Full pricing, speeds and fees for each plan are on its Broadband Facts label.
Getting an accurate reading
- Use a device plugged in with an Ethernet cable if you can, because Wi-Fi is usually the bottleneck rather than the line
- Stop streaming, downloads and game updates on other devices first
- Close other browser tabs, especially anything playing video
- Run it two or three times and take the best result
- Speeds naturally dip a little during busy evening hours
- Fixed wireless can slow in heavy rain, wet snow or blowing dust, so retest once it clears
Reading well below your plan?
Call (505) 510-5400 during support hours and tell us the numbers you saw. A local technician will check the signal to your address. If the fault is on our side, there is no charge to fix it.
Speed test powered by LibreSpeed by Federico Dossena, used under the GNU LGPL v3. The test transfers data to and from our server to measure your connection; NM Internet plans are unlimited, so running it does not count against any allowance.