Enterprise load testing and monitoring
For teams, environments and sign-off.

At enterprise scale the constraint is rarely the test itself. It is access, environments, teams and evidence. LoadFocus covers the parts around the test: allowlisting for locked-down systems, shared team access, global locations, and reports a stakeholder will actually read.


The blocker is usually process, not load

Getting a load test approved inside a large organisation means answering questions the test does not ask: which addresses will the traffic come from, who else can see the results, does this touch production, and what will we show the steering group afterwards. A tool that ignores those is a tool that never gets used.


Fitting the way large teams work

Get through the firewall

Tests run from published IP addresses that can be allowlisted, so a locked-down staging environment can be tested without opening it to everything.

Share access, not credentials

Team members get their own access to the same tests, monitors and results, so the work does not live in one person's account or leave with them.

Produce something reportable

Export PDF reports and share result links, so the outcome can be circulated to people who will never log in and should not have to.


Where to go next


Enterprise testing: FAQ

Can we allowlist the addresses tests come from?

Yes. The IP addresses used for testing are published so they can be allowlisted on a locked-down environment.

Can several people share the same tests and results?

Yes. Team access means tests, monitors and results are shared rather than tied to an individual login.

Where can tests run from?

From 25 cloud regions across North and South America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Africa and the Middle East, and a single test can use several at once.

Can we test a staging environment rather than production?

Yes, and for most first tests that is the sensible choice. Point the test at whichever environment you are permitted to load, and allowlist the test addresses there.

What can we show stakeholders?

PDF reports and shareable result links, so findings reach people who need the outcome without needing an account.

How do we keep monitoring after the project ends?

Scheduled API, browser, TCP and DNS monitors keep running against the same systems, with alerts routed to the channels your teams already use.

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