API Overview
This API provides a timed, browser-simulated page load function (or other Web function such as an API call) from the specified geography using a server from that geography. A round-trip performance measurement is returned from the location specified in the input parameter.
Global Coverage
Measure performance from multiple geographic locations worldwide. Identify performance degradations of Web assets in real-time.
Precise Measurements
Get accurate load times and response statuses for any URL. Quickly discover poorly performing API assets.
Performance Insights
Gain valuable insights into your Website's global performance. Provide better, highly-performant customer online experiences.
How It Works
URL | Origin Location | Seconds |
---|---|---|
www.ebay.com | London | 0.25 |
www.ebay.com | California | 0.15 |
www.ebay.com | Tokyo | 0.37 |
www.ebay.com | Frankfurt | 0.31 |
www.mysite.com | Sydney | 1.41 |
The API measures page load times from various global locations, allowing you to assess your website's performance worldwide.
API Details
Endpoint
https://api.interzoid.com/globalpageload
Request Format
https://api.interzoid.com/globalpageload?license=[licensekey]&origin=[location]&url=[website]
Sample Request
https://api.interzoid.com/globalpageload?license=6hd8s3bs***&origin=Singapore&url=http://www.ebay.com
Sample Response
{"Origin":"Singapore","Seconds":"0.44","PageResponseStatus":"200 OK","Code":"Success","Credits":1000008,"Contents":""}
cURL Example (with API key in header)
curl --header "x-api-key: 6hd8s3bs***" "https://api.interzoid.com/globalpageload?origin=Paris&url=http://www.yahoo.com"
Try the API
Result Code:
Origin:
Page Response Status:
Seconds:
Credits Remaining:
Additional Resources
Automate Performance Measurement
Automate measuring Website performance globally of a database table or CSV file of URLs.
Cloud Data ConnectInteractive Speed Test
Try our interactive global page load speed test to see this API in action.
Launch Speed TestOptional OpenAPI Specification
An OpenAPI Specification (OAS) is a standardized format for describing the structure, endpoints, and functionality of a RESTful API in a machine-readable format.
It is a blueprint for developers and enables integration by defining request and response schemas, authentication methods, and available operations.
YAML JSONSample Code
Explore sample code and implementations of this API on our GitHub repository.
View on GitHubAvailable Global Server Locations
List of available server locations to use as an input parameter specifying the location:
- California
- Frankfurt
- Hong Kong
- London
- Montreal
- Mumbai
- Paris
- Sao Paulo
- Singapore
- Stockholm
- Sydney
- Tokyo
- Ohio
- Virginia
- Ireland
- Milan
- Seoul
- Cape Town
- Bahrain