Enter your boxes (there's example data to start — overwrite it). Get each box's benchmark numbers from the ten-minute method, then hit Compute scores. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.
| VPS | CPU 1-coreeps | CPU all-coreeps | Mem readGB/s | Mem writeGB/s | Net ↓Mbps | Disk readIOPS | Disk writeIOPS |
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How the score works
For each metric, your best box scores 100 and the others score in proportion (value ÷ column-best × 100). A box's Overall is the average of its metric scores — every axis counts equally. Leave a cell blank to exclude that metric from a box's average. Units don't matter as long as they're consistent within a column — scores are relative to your best box — so raw sysbench MiB/s is fine even under a "GB/s" header.
▲ Read it in context
Overall is a balance score. A box can win on raw disk yet trail overall if its CPU and network lag. Sort by the axis you actually care about, too — a great all-rounder isn't always the right pick for a single job.
✕ Watch the capped disk
If a residential box's disk read and write both sit near a flat ~2,000 IOPS, that's a provider cap, not real speed — enter it honestly, but don't read it as raw capability.