Website Speed Test (from Kenya)

What these numbers mean

• TTFB (Time-to-First-Byte): how long the server took to start sending data. Anything under 200ms is excellent; over 1 second indicates a slow host or unoptimised backend.
• Connect time: TCP handshake duration. High = network latency or unresponsive server.
• TLS handshake: SSL/TLS negotiation overhead. Usually 100-300ms.
• Total time: end-to-end download time including TLS, redirects and content transfer.
• Download size: bytes received. Marketing pages should ideally be < 2 MB; over 5 MB hurts mobile experience.

This test measures server-side performance from Hostiko's hosting server in the United Kingdom. For client-side rendering metrics (LCP, FID, CLS), use PageSpeed Insights.