کمیونٹی سپیڈ میپ — پاکستان بھر سے لائیو ٹیلی میٹری

Pakistan internet speed map

PakSpeed maps crowdsourced internet speed tests across Pakistan so people can compare real download speed, upload speed, ping latency, and test density by city. The map is designed for public visibility, not personal tracking.

Use it with the city rankings and ISP comparison to spot where broadband, fiber, 4G, and 5G connections are performing well or falling behind. Community results are aggregated before display, and PakSpeed does not publish personal IP addresses.

Green areas generally show stronger average download speeds, yellow indicates mid-range results, and red highlights slower community measurements. Larger circles mean more tests, so high-density cities are more reliable than places with only a few early submissions.

The map is strongest when many people test from different networks, neighborhoods, devices, and times of day. A city marker should be treated as an evidence signal, not a promise that every home, street, or mobile tower in that city will perform the same way.

What the map helps answer

• Which cities are reporting stronger or weaker internet performance?
• Where are users seeing high latency that can hurt gaming, video calls, and online classes?
• Which locations need more community tests before the data becomes reliable?
• Where should researchers or journalists ask deeper questions about digital inequality?

What the map cannot prove

It cannot diagnose every router, prove a provider's full national quality, or replace an address-level availability check. Fiber, mobile data, fixed wireless, DSL, and shared Wi-Fi can all produce different results in the same city.

If a marker looks slow, compare it with the total test count and nearby cities before drawing conclusions. If a marker looks fast, still test your own package during peak evening hours before upgrading or switching providers.

How to use this evidence

Run your own PakSpeed test from the same device at different times of day, then compare your result with nearby city averages. If your evening results are far below the local pattern, check Wi-Fi signal, router placement, background downloads, and ISP congestion before filing a complaint.

For deeper context, read the 29,000-test milestone report, the night slowdown guide, and the privacy policy.