Netflix is hosting a speed-test website named Fast.com, and the cool domain is purchased recently. The one-word,4 letters domain name must be costing a lot of money, and why Netflix is doing so?

1. Netflix launches a new website to test your internet speed
Netflix is hosting a speed-test website named Fast.com, and the cool domain is purchased
recently. The one-word,4 letters domain name must be costing a lot of money, and why Netflix is
doing so?
Because Netflix received quite a lot of complains about their service, and most of them access to
low internet speed lend to unexpected results. Therefore, capricious Netflix launched its own
speed test site to stop customers from blaming them.
As to Fast.com, the results are pretty basic - just showing your download speed from Netflix's
server. There is no upload speed, ping, and ISP info, but it works quickly. You can go to the site
and it runs automatically.

2. That’s all it does. It is a free service and works in any country, and you don’t have to be a Netflix
user to try it.
Compared to Fast.com, Speedtest.net provides more detailed metrics. In most cases, the
download speed should be very similar to what you get from Fast.com. There is something
different when I try to test..
What's more, Speedtest.net also provides data for all internet users, like FASTEST ISPS & MOBILE
NETWORKS in your country.

3. You can try any speed test tools above to check whether your ISP is cheating you on a daily basis.
But bear in mind that actual internet download speed is not what the provider advertises. Your
device, system and lots of things can affect internet speed.