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Free Scan
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A point-in-time view of public HTTP timing from available probes.
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Choose the right level of performance evidence.
Start with a public-endpoint scan, purchase a one-time audit, join the monitoring waitlist, or contact us for a custom engagement.
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Four clear ways to work with AfricaLatency.
USD prices are approximate and billed in KES until Paystack USD payments are confirmed. Monitoring is available by pilot request.
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One-time
Africa Latency Audit
KES 3,500 · one-time
A structured report of observed public-endpoint timings and prioritized recommendations.
Get the auditRecurring · waitlist
Continuous Monitoring
Pilot pricing to be confirmed
Planned recurring measurements, reporting and alerts. Join the waitlist.
Join waitlistOne-time
Website Speed Check
KES equivalent at checkout
A focused check of public website response speed with practical next steps.
Check website speedCustom scope
Custom Deep Dive / Enterprise
From KES 25,000
Manual scoping for broader architecture and performance questions.
Request scope discussionThe automated audit is limited to public websites and API endpoints. It does not directly inspect private databases, internal services or third-party systems.
Optional services
Additional support when the scope calls for it.
These are separate options, not included automatically in the standard audit. Availability, deliverables, price and timeline must be agreed before purchase.
Fix implementation
Implementation support for agreed, prioritized changes.
Scoped per engagementWhite-label reporting
Report branding and client delivery for agencies, subject to agreement.
Scoped per engagementMulti-site / API reviews
Coordinated measurement of multiple public domains or endpoints, with limits agreed in writing.
Scope and price confirmed per engagementPriority support
Response-time expectations and support channels are defined in engagement terms.
Not a default entitlementAuthorization and limits
Clear scope before testing begins.
Automated scans and the standard audit target public endpoints only. Load testing, internal systems, private databases and third-party dependencies are excluded unless separate scope and authorization explicitly permit them.