LAN Speed Test

Automated

Network speed testing utility for Windows and Mac, sold as a one-time per-user license.

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Active plans

Total changes

Last change

Jul 27, 2026

Price trend

no history

What we know about LAN Speed Test’s pricing

Stable

Changes in 12 months

Cadence

Only change tracked, 2mo ago

Direction

New plan recently added

Category position

Cheaper than 73% of DevOps & Monitoring tools (675 compared)

Current pricing

LAN Speed Test

one time

$10

$10.00 per user

one-time$10 one-time($10.00 per user)
one-time$45 one-time($45.00 for 5 Pack)
one-time$85 one-time($85.00 for 10 Pack)
one-time$150 one-time($150.00 for Unlimited)
monthly$10/mo($10.00 per user)
monthly$45/mo($45.00 for 5 users)
monthly$85/mo($85.00 for 10 users)
monthly$150/mo($150.00 for unlimited users)

Price history

Last 1 changes

Date	Plan	Change	Old	New	Δ%
Jul 27, 2026	LAN Speed Test	new plan	—	$10	—

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