How long LoadFocus keeps your data
Each product keeps its data for a different time. This page lists what is deleted automatically and when.
Load test results
Section titled “Load test results”- The raw results of a load test run (every request the load generators recorded) are deleted 1 year after the run. This applies to cloud, JMeter and k6 tests on every plan. A job removes them once a day.
- The run itself stays in your tests list with its configuration, marked Expired. Its tooltip says "Raw results older than 1 year are deleted. This run still lists, but its charts are empty."
- A run set as a baseline keeps its raw results, so you can keep comparing new runs against it.
To keep the full report of a run, use Print or Save as PDF in the ... menu of its results page before the run is 1 year old (see How to Check Load Test Results).
API Monitoring results
Section titled “API Monitoring results”Check results are kept according to the API Monitoring plan of the team's owner:
| Plan | Results kept for |
|---|---|
| API Monitoring Free | 1 month (30 days) |
| API Monitoring Starter | 3 months (90 days) |
| API Monitoring Professional | 12 months |
A job deletes older results every 6 hours. No plan keeps check results for more than 12 months. If you move to a plan with a shorter history, results older than the new limit are deleted at the next run of that job.
The Recent deliveries list of your alert channels covers the last 30 days; older delivery records are deleted.
Page Speed results
Section titled “Page Speed results”Page Speed Monitoring does not delete test results after a set time. The results of a test are kept until you delete the test: deleting it also deletes its results and its schedule. Experiments are the exception: an experiment is deleted 90 days after it was created.
Real user monitoring data
Section titled “Real user monitoring data”Real user monitoring does not store individual page views. LoadFocus adds each page view to daily counts per page, metric and device, and keeps those daily counts for 400 days. The app shows the last 7, 28 or 90 days. When you delete a site, its data is deleted at the same time.
Uploaded scripts and data files
Section titled “Uploaded scripts and data files”The JMeter and k6 scripts, CSV files and other files you upload for a test are not deleted after a set time. They are removed when the team that owns the test is deleted with its owner's account (see below).
When you delete your account
Section titled “When you delete your account”- At once: you can no longer sign in, your API keys stop working, and the scheduled tests and monitors of the teams you own alone stop.
- After at least 7 days: the tests, results, settings and uploaded files of the teams you owned alone are deleted, in Load Testing, API Monitoring and Page Speed Monitoring. Deletions are processed a few accounts at a time, so this can take a little longer.
- Kept: your invoices and payment records, for tax and accounting, and the other records listed in How to Delete Your Account.
Our privacy policy explains what personal data we keep and why.