SIP Load Testing
Simulate realistic call traffic into your platform—busy 9–5 weekday profiles, weekend trickles, or heavy runs when production is quiet. We design the traffic profile and run the test with you.
High-volume load tests are a managed engagement. For smaller-scale call simulation you can configure yourself, see Pulse.
Two ways to test
Pulse covers everyday call scenarios. Managed load testing is for capacity planning and realistic traffic at scale.
Built into Pulse
Scheduled call scenarios, multi-call endpoints, CI/CD suites, and SIP evidence for debugging. Configure endpoints yourself within your plan limits.
- Repeatable OPTIONS, REGISTER, and INVITE checks
- Concurrent calls and call rate within tier limits
- Start with a free trial
Enterprise load testing
Custom traffic profiles, dedicated probe capacity, and engineer-led setup. We run the test window and deliver results in Pulse.
- Realistic day and week traffic curves
- High concurrent call volumes
- Capacity planning and pre-launch validation
Beyond uptime
Run realistic traffic patterns into your platform. Simulate a busy 9–5 Monday–Friday profile, a weekend trickle, or the opposite: load test your production platform when it’s quiet — run heavy tests on Saturday and Sunday without affecting live users.
Simulated call volume through the day
Example: ramp up from 9am, peak at midday, wind down by 6pm
When to run tests
Example: no load test on weekdays; run load tests at the weekend when production is quiet
How a managed load test works
We handle the engineering; you get actionable results in Pulse.
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Brief call
Share your platform, target volumes, and when you want to test.
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Profile design
We define traffic curves, call mix, and concurrency for your scenario.
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Test window
We run the load test from our probe infrastructure on your schedule.
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Results & review
SIP evidence, RTP stats, and failure analysis land in your Pulse dashboard.
Planning a load test?
Tell us about your platform and traffic goals. We’ll walk through what a managed load test looks like for your setup.