WebLoadTester.com - Web Stress Testing
Posted in » Links, Online Tools - by Ades on February 6th, 2009
Launching a new project that will be the next facebook or twitter? Then make sure you stress-test your website and servers. The following I received from mon.itor.us in my email, I thought the offer was pretty good.
WebLoadTester allows instantly check your website load handling capabilities. You can enter many URLs, number of nodes, duration and number of simultaneous users to generate web stress test. There is a special promotional price $1.98 per each order regardless of number of URLs, nodes and clients. The offer is valid till 2/15/09.
Website: http://www.webloadtester.com
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By Arizona Culinary Schools on Feb 7, 2009
Hmmm I wonder why a service like this isn’t free to use. Would anyone pay where you could test it for free?
By Scaricare giochi on Feb 7, 2009
I believe that 1,98$ is worthed for such a service!
Francesco
By CSS web design finder on Feb 9, 2009
Why paying for service that is available for free?
By Cheap Phone Calls on Feb 10, 2009
Seems like a good idea if you’re about to bring some heavy traffic towards your site. It’s good to prepare!
By titan on Feb 11, 2009
wow. thats great. Thanks for telling us about this one.
By Marisha Adams on Feb 12, 2009
That´s a really good idea.. will save A LOT of problems later on! I like to test, plan and prepare.. always thank myself later on when things run smoothly!
By Expat Philippines on Feb 15, 2009
If they charge so little, they should do it for free! Make money from advertsing instead
By Hovhannes Avoyan on May 14, 2009
Hi, many wonder why webloadtester doesnt have free options. For very simple reason - to prevent DoS attack to 3rd party servers. When people pay they are more responsible.