Enter a domain — we'll measure the distance from you to the site's server.
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The physically farther a site's server is, the higher the latency (ping) and the slower pages load. We locate the site's server and your location and compute the great-circle distance. Note: CDNs may serve content from a closer edge.
With GANVAS VPN traffic goes through your chosen server, so the path to sites changes. Measure speed with the speed test.
Ping depends on the route and link quality, not just straight-line distance. Plus CDNs may serve from a nearby edge rather than the main datacenter.
The geolocation of the site server's IP and your IP. For a domain we first resolve its IP, then take the coordinates of both ends.
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