iPerf2
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VisitiPerf2 vs Tessabyte
What both publish
| Fact | iPerf2 | Tessabyte |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | The project lists portable builds for Linux, Windows, macOS, Android, embedded systems, and set-top boxes. | Downloads are listed for Windows, macOS, iOS/iPadOS, and Linux; the Linux download includes only the server daemon. |
| Protocols | It can test TCP and UDP traffic, including unidirectional, bidirectional, full-duplex, and simultaneous multi-stream traffic. | The product supports testing across LAN, Wi-Fi, IPv4, IPv6, TCP, and UDP. |
| Purpose | iPerf2 measures network traffic performance, including throughput, latency, link capacity, and responsiveness. | Tessabyte measures network performance on wired and wireless networks, including speed, packet loss, and jitter. |
iPerf2 plans
- Community editionFree
- Iperf 2 open-source editionFree
- Professional editionFree
Tessabyte plans
- 1-user license$39, paid once
- 3-user license$99, paid once
- 5-user license$149, paid once
- 10-user license$249, paid once
- 25-user license$499, paid once
Pick iPerf2 if…
It suits people who need to measure TCP or UDP network behavior across supported platforms, including self-hosted setups. The socket-level measurement limit and lack of interoperability with iPerf3 matter when choosing it.
Pick Tessabyte if…
Tessabyte may suit network professionals who need to assess performance, capacity, link quality, or service levels across wired and wireless networks. Its client-server setup may also fit teams that want several clients to connect to one server.