Check if a website works from Brazil

This check runs on a real home internet connection in Brazil — a small hardware probe plugged into an ordinary household router, not a cloud server. It sees the web the way a person there does: the local ISP's routing and DNS, national peering, and any geo-blocks or filtering that apply.

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What we actually measure in Brazil

Right now 163 measured homes across 88 providers in Brazil feed this check. Latency below is the median round trip from those homes, with each home's own Wi-Fi hop subtracted.

Provider	Latency	Homes
Telefônica Brasil S.a	5 ms	18
Desktop Sigmanet Comunicação Multimídia SA	6 ms	5
Claro NXT Telecomunicacoes Ltda	8 ms	18

Why check from Brazil specifically?

• Geo-blocking — many sites serve different content per country, or none at all. A check from Brazil shows what visitors there actually get.
• Regional outages — CDNs and ISPs fail locally. Your site can be up globally and still unreachable from Brazil.
• Real latency — the response time measured here includes the local last mile, not a datacenter backbone.

The check fires from Brazil alongside nodes in 31 other countries, so a single run shows you the difference between "Brazil has a problem" and "the site is down everywhere". How it works →

Internet providers in Brazil, ranked →

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