PINGRANK.GG
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Which network gives you the best ping for the games you play?

PingRank measures real match traffic from players' own machines and ranks ISPs by in-game latency — per game, per region.

Install the app, play a match, and put your ISP on the board.

> Download the client How it works
34sessions
14405samples
1games ranked
2networks
1regions
top network per gameLive all games →
no 🇺🇸 US sessions yet — the board shows worldwide results. download the app and put 🇺🇸 US on the board
game #1 network source regionwhere this network's players connect from — the country the ISP's addresses are registered in. Worked out on the server from the submitting connection; the address itself is never stored. Not the game server's location — that's the dest region. more → p50the typical ping: half of all measured pings were faster than this, half slower. This is what the game feels like most of the time — lower is better. more → p95the rough-moment ping: 19 of every 20 pings were faster than this. When p95 sits far above p50, the connection is fine most of the time but has lag spikes. more → jitterhow much the ping wobbles from moment to moment. A steady connection feels smoother than a fast but jumpy one — high jitter is what makes a game feel stuttery. more → lossthe share of data packets that never arrived and had to be resent or skipped. Even 1–2% can cause rubber-banding and shots that don't register. more → relaythe share of traffic that travelled through the game's own relay servers (a middleman, like Valve's network) instead of straight to the game server. Counted separately — never mixed into the ping numbers. more → sessionstotal recorded play sessions for this game across all measured networks — the most-played games rank first. more →
Rocket League SPINTEL-AS-AP Spintel Pty Ltd 🇦🇺 AU 12.0 ms 12.7 ms 1.5 ms 0.0% 0% 34
The most-played games and the network with the best in-game latency for each, from player-submitted sessions. Open the full leaderboard →

How the ranking is built

your machine does the measuring — you share only group results
01 · DETECT

Play like normal

The app spots a running game and finds its servers from the connection tables Windows already keeps — it never touches the game process.

02 · MEASURE

Measure the match

Every 10 s the app samples latency, jitter and loss against the same servers your packets travel to.

03 · RANK

Share group results

We publish only group results — one ISP, one game, many players. Exact addresses are never stored.