Our mission is to remove the uncertainty from your (& our) remote work plans... the web app is free!
You arrive at the perfect remote work spot only to be fighting with unusable internet.
Being away from the office does not have to be this frustrating. Next time, learn about the location’s internet quality before you book!
Test upload and download with different payloads.
Boil complex stats down to what matters.
Is the network laggy or unstable?
If allowed: where was the test run?
No other test lets you send a speed test to someone else to run, and you get the results directly – no copy pasta.
Not just any test: good internet is more than just fast download – which most tests measure. The Netoly test checks the reliability of the network using a number of factors.
Netoly is 100% free, no catch. Our mission is to remove the uncertainty from your (& our) travel bookings. We’re also developing an advanced app-based test for those seeking complete certainty!
Whoever wont run your test right away. We need your email to notify you when the test has run so you can check the results.
Network conditions can change, so while a positive test result is reassuring, unexpected issues like network congestion could occur during your stay—just as they might at home or work. There’s also the chance a host might use a mobile data connection or a different Wi-Fi network for the test. Netoly checks the test’s location to mitigate this, but it can’t guarantee with absolute certainty that the guest Wi-Fi was used. If discrepancies arise upon your arrival, your saved benchmark in Netoly offers a factual basis to discuss any issues with your host or plan alternative locations. Note however that Netoly can only offer a snapshot of the network in a window of time – we cannot guarantee that this will be true of the network at all times, or even in general.
For hosts, the stakes are high: a negative experience could lead to a damaging review, affecting their reputation and rental income significantly. Most hosts aren’t intentionally misleading about their internet quality; often, they’re simply unaware of the specifics. Improving their service with something as simple as a new router is a small investment compared to the potential loss of income from unsatisfied guests.