The easy and cost effective load testing tool for web and mobile applications.
When you absolutely, positively, must know your application’s breaking point.
Load Test Tool
LoadStorm™ is a web load test tool. It solves the problem of expensive traditional performance testing tools and the hassle of hosting open source tools. Our product is proven, easy, low cost, and very scalable. There is no risk to try a free account.
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LoadStorm PRO
Tour of LoadStorm PRO
LoadStorm Pricing
Frequently Asked Questions
Load Testing Testimonials
Software as a Service
LoadStorm has a simple user interface. It’s easy to create scripts representing different user types and allocate the right volume to each. It can generate traffic from different locations around the world, and you can control which locations generate load during a test run.
We use cloud infrastructure to provide you with up to 100,000+ requests per second. We eliminate the hassle for you. No servers to buy, no software license fee, no maintenance fee, no configuration of the load generators, and no download or install.
There is only one way to find out for yourself if our solution is as good as we claim – Try LoadStorm PRO for FREE!
It couldn’t be simpler or less expensive. Just web application testing. You need scalability to 1M concurrent users and beyond? LoadStorm can deliver enormous volume with the press of a button.
Load Test Tool Reporting
Real-time graphs with performance metrics updated in one-minute intervals:
- Average Response Time
- Error Rate
- Requests per Second
- Throughput in KB/second
- Peak Response Time
- Concurrent Users
LoadStorm PRO offers detailed reporting with lots of filtering to drill down to important data to reveal problem areas. Check out these real test results that you can interact with.
Many Uses – Different Names for It
Some terms may have the same meaning, however we see some terms as slightly different components of web performance testing, and for clarification we describe how you can use LoadStorm for each on these pages: