Internet Speed Verifier for Remote Workers

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Intermediate 15-20 min Verified 4.6/5

Verify WiFi and broadband quality before signing rental leases with comprehensive speed testing strategies, landlord communication templates, and tenant rights documentation for remote workers.

Example Usage

I’m a remote software developer evaluating an apartment for a 12-month lease. My job requires minimum 50 Mbps download and 10 Mbps upload with latency under 100ms for video calls and screen sharing. I visited the property yesterday and ran these speed tests:

  • Ookla (WiFi): 45 down / 4.2 up / 67ms
  • Fast.com (WiFi): 52 down / 3.8 up
  • Ookla (Ethernet): 78 down / 8.1 up / 24ms

Is this connection adequate for my work? What are my bottlenecks? Should I ask the landlord for anything before signing?

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Suggested Customization

DescriptionDefaultYour Value
Minimum acceptable download speed based on job type50
Minimum acceptable upload speed for video conferencing5
Maximum acceptable latency/ping in milliseconds100
Video conferencing quality expectation720p
Number of simultaneous users sharing connection1
Number of speed tests to average for assessment5
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  4. Follow the guidance: The AI will provide testing strategies, interpret your results, and draft landlord communications as needed

Who This Is For

  • Remote workers (developers, consultants, project managers) evaluating rental properties
  • Digital nomads verifying connectivity before committing to short or long-term stays
  • Freelancers ensuring internet meets client video call requirements
  • Job seekers confirming they can meet employer minimum speed requirements
  • Tenants documenting poor speeds for lease disputes or rent negotiations

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