Free telecom tools for data, SMS & China

No sign-up, no ads, runs in your browser where possible.

China & network

City-to-city internet latency

Median round-trip times between major cities, measured from independent public probes. Public internet latency, not our network.

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Ping any host from cities worldwide

Ping an IP address or domain from independent public probes (Globalping) in cities worldwide and see round-trip time and packet loss.

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Fiber latency floor

The physical minimum round-trip time between two cities over fiber. Physics only, not our network.

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Cable route finder

Find public submarine cable routes between two places, compare diverse paths to China and Hong Kong, and ask for a quote.

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Which route fits?

Answer a few questions to compare IP transit, CloudBond, DIA/SD-WAN and IEPL/IPLC.

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China-readiness scanner

Enter a URL to list the third-party resources on the page that may be unreachable from mainland China, with a fix list.

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China reachability check

Check how a site answers from measurement points in mainland China, by region and network, with DNS and response time.

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IP to ASN lookup

Enter an IP address or AS number to see the network name and registration country.

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Subnet & CIDR calculator

Work out address ranges, masks and host counts for a CIDR block, and how long a transfer takes at a given rate.

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My IP & network check

See the public IP address you browse with, your network and approximate location, plus WebRTC privacy and latency checks.

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What we don’t offer, and why

Traceroute, MTR, BGP views or a looking glass
Hop-by-hop and routing views from our network would show how traffic is carried, which we keep confidential. Our network tools stop at ping and response timing.
Live HLR or number portability lookups
Each live lookup queries a third party’s number and personal data. The phone number validator checks format and allocated ranges in your browser instead.
Consumer eSIM compatibility checks
This site serves businesses buying wholesale, and whether a given phone supports eSIM is for its maker to confirm.
Submarine cable or PoP maps
A map of cables and sites would suggest how a given route is carried. The fiber latency floor gives the physical minimum between two cities instead.

Data sources & licenses