Ookla Launches Speedtest Certified for Property Connectivity Verification
Ookla launches new speedtest to verify network quality for properties such as hotels or venues.
Ookla launches new speedtest to verify network quality for properties such as hotels or venues.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16, 2025 — Ookla on Monday announced the launch of Speedtest Certified, a new program designed to verify network quality for properties, giving building owners a way to demonstrate reliable connectivity.
“For years, people have trusted Speedtest for their own connectivity,” said Stephen Bye, CEO of Ookla, a division of Ziff Davis. “Now, with Speedtest Certified, we’re extending that trust to the places you visit.”
The program evaluates a range of factors, including network deployment, Wi-Fi radio frequency quality, network configuration, Wi-Fi security, performance metrics, and internet service provider backhaul. Properties that meet the standards will receive a certification intended to distinguish them from lower-performing networks.
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