📊 Image Host Metrics

How we measure

Two things are measured. Uptime is the percentage of checks that returned a successful response. Response time is time for a fixed test image (png, 6.93KB) to fully load, in milliseconds, averaged per region.

The regions are: San Francisco 🇺🇸, N. California 🇺🇸, N. Virginia 🇺🇸, New York 🇺🇸, London 🇬🇧, Paris 🇫🇷, Frankfurt 🇩🇪, Amsterdam 🇳🇱, Seoul 🇰🇷, Mumbai 🇮🇳, Bangalore 🇮🇳, Singapore 🇸🇬, Tokyo 🇯🇵, Toronto 🇨🇦, Sydney 🇦🇺, São Paulo 🇧🇷, Cape Town 🇿🇦.

Why this matters

Nothing here comes from a vendor SLA or a marketing page. It is what each host returned when asked for an image, independently measured by Hyperping site monitoring.

This matters because on Amazon, eBay, and Walmart, an image URL that is slow or unreachable is not an infrastructure detail, it is a broken listing. A host that is fast on its homepage and slow on image delivery fails the only test that counts.

What is not measured

What this page does not measure: pricing, transformations, storage limits, support quality, or behavior under your own traffic volume. It answers one question. Which image host responds, reliably and fast.

Disclosure

I run Img.vision, one of the hosts monitored here. It is checked with the same image, interval, and locations as every other host, and the numbers are published by Hyperping directly rather than reported by me.