
Your launch takes off
Product Hunt, viral post, first ad campaign... and your server crashes at the worst moment.
Find out if your site can handle 100, 1,000, or 10,000 visitors at once — before they actually show up.
Test running
/checkout
Your checkout page slows down after 50 visitors. Recommendation: optimize database queries.
You build your app, everything works perfectly with a few users. Then one day...

Product Hunt, viral post, first ad campaign... and your server crashes at the worst moment.

Pages take 10 seconds to load. Users leave. You don't know why.

Abandoned carts, failed signups, lost customers. Every second of slowness = money lost.
Imagine a restaurant that can serve 10 customers. One day, 200 people show up at once. Service collapses, customers leave angry. That's exactly what happens to your app when it gets too many visitors.
10K+
tests run
50+
active creators
99.9%
uptime
I launched my SaaS on Twitter. LoadLab showed me my app crashed at 50 users. Fixed it before the buzz!
Marc D.
Indie Maker @ SideProject.io
Zero performance knowledge. I just entered my URL and AI told me exactly what to optimize. Magic.
Julie R.
No-Code Founder @ AppSansBugs
We integrated LoadLab into our CI. Every deployment is automatically performance-validated.
Thomas L.
Lead Dev @ TechStartup
3 steps, no technical skills required. Developers can go deeper with OpenAPI import.
Just paste your website or API address. For developers: import your OpenAPI/Swagger spec.
50? 500? 5,000? Simulate the traffic you expect (or dream of).
In 2 minutes, you'll know if your app can handle it. AI explains what to fix, in plain English.
For developers: CI/CD Integration
# .github/workflows/load-test.yml
- name: Run API load test
run: |
curl -X POST \
"$API_BASE_URL/ci/run" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $CI_TOKEN" \
-d '{
"projectKey": "my-api",
"scenarioKey": "checkout",
"branch": "dev",
"commitSha": "$ffac537e6cbbf934b08745a378932722df287a53$"
}'Performance badge
Show your app's reliability on your site or GitHub. Build user trust.
Start with zero technical knowledge. Go deeper if you want.
Enter a URL, run a test. That's it. Perfect for no-code builders and vibe coders.
No technical jargon. Clear explanations and concrete actions to take.
No need to wait hours. Run a quick test and get answers.
Built for solo founders, indie makers, and small teams without DevOps.
OpenAPI import, multiple endpoints, custom headers for developers.
CI/CD, Grafana, Prometheus, webhooks... for technical teams.
Integrate LoadLab into your CI/CD workflow and observability tools.
Compared to other performance testing solutions.
| Criteria | LoadLab | Other tools |
|---|---|---|
| Time to start | 2 minutes | Hours |
| AI explanations | Clear, actionable | No AI |
| No coding needed | Yes, URL only | Scripts required |
| Track over time | Automatic | Manual |
| Learning curve | None | Expertise required |
These moments when a load test can save the day.
Product Hunt, Twitter, TikTok... Make sure your app survives launch day.
You're paying for traffic. It would be a shame if your site crashed.
Your first 1,000 users are coming. Will your app keep up?
The worst time for a crash: when customers want to buy.
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Everything you need to know about Loadlab. Can't find your answer? Contact us.
Loadlab is designed for teams who want load testing without the complexity. Unlike k6 or Gatling which require scripting, Loadlab lets you import your OpenAPI spec and start testing in minutes. Plus, you get AI-powered insights automatically.
Yes! Loadlab is built for CI/CD integration. Use our REST API to trigger runs from GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or any other pipeline. Each run generates a performance badge you can add to your README.
The free tier supports up to 100 virtual users. Pro plans support up to 1,000 VUs, and Enterprise plans can scale to 10,000+ VUs with distributed execution across multiple regions.
We track response times (avg, p50, p95, p99), requests per second (RPS), error rates, and throughput. All metrics are stored as time series data so you can see how your API performs throughout the test.
Yes. We never store your actual API responses. Only metadata and performance metrics are kept. All data is encrypted at rest and in transit. Enterprise plans include SOC 2 compliance.
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