These Terms of Service govern your use of frameratetest.net and all the tools, content, and features we offer. By using the site, you're agreeing to these Terms so please take a moment to read through them. If something doesn't sit right with you, you're always free to stop using the site.
We built frameratetest.net to give everyone free, easy-to-use browser tools for testing hardware performance things like FPS, refresh rate, mouse polling, DPI, keyboard testing, and more. These Terms apply to anyone who visits or uses the site, no matter how you found us.
When you visit frameratetest.net whether you're running a test, reading one of our articles, or reaching out through the contact form you're agreeing to be bound by these Terms and our Privacy Policy, which is part of this agreement.
These Terms form a legal agreement between you and frameratetest.net. If you're using the site on behalf of a company or organisation, we'll assume you have the authority to accept these Terms on their behalf.
We may update these Terms from time to time. If we do, we'll post the revised version here. Continuing to use the site after an update means you're comfortable with the changes so it's worth checking back occasionally.
frameratetest.net is a free, browser-based platform with a growing set of hardware and display testing tools. Here's what's currently available:
Everything runs directly in your browser nothing is sent to our servers. Results are generated locally and are meant to help you understand your hardware better. We're always working on new tools, and we may add, update, or retire features at any time.
We're happy for you to use frameratetest.net for things like:
The site is open to everyone, but if you're under 13, please use it with a parent or guardian nearby who's read and agreed to these Terms.
You're welcome to link to frameratetest.net from your site, video, or community no need to ask. We genuinely appreciate it when people share tools they find useful.
We've kept this list to things that could genuinely cause problems. Please don't use frameratetest.net to:
Technical MisuseIf we spot any of the above, we reserve the right to take action which could include blocking access or pursuing legal remedies where warranted.
Everything you see on frameratetest.net the tools, the writing, the design is owned by frameratetest.net or our licensors and is protected under applicable copyright and intellectual property laws. This includes:
You're welcome to quote short passages from our articles for commentary or educational purposes just link back to the original page so readers know where it came from. Sharing screenshots of your results on social media or forums for personal use is absolutely fine too.
What You Can't DoPlease don't reproduce, distribute, sell, or otherwise exploit our content or code without written permission. That includes reverse engineering our tools. If you're interested in a commercial licence or API access, drop us a line at info@frameratetest.net and we'll talk.
Feedback WelcomeIf you send us feedback, bug reports, or feature ideas, thank you we genuinely read them. By sending them, you're giving us the right to act on or incorporate your suggestions without any obligation to compensate or credit you. We appreciate every bit of input we receive.
frameratetest.net and all its tools are offered on an "as is" basis. We do our best to keep everything running smoothly and accurately, but we can't guarantee the site will always be available, error-free, or completely secure.
About Tool ResultsYou use the results from our tools entirely at your own judgement. They're meant to help you get a sense of your hardware performance, not to replace professional testing equipment.
Content AccuracyWe work hard to keep our articles and guides accurate, but technology moves fast and things can change. If you're making an important hardware decision, we'd always recommend double-checking specs with the manufacturer directly rather than relying solely on our content.
Not Professional AdviceNothing on frameratetest.net is professional technical advice. Our tools are a great starting point for understanding your setup, but they shouldn't be the sole basis for major hardware purchases or system configurations.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, frameratetest.net, its owners, operators, and contributors won't be liable for:
In places where liability can't be fully excluded by law, we limit it to the maximum extent allowed. In any case, our total liability to you won't exceed USD 100, regardless of the nature of the claim.
Our site may link out to third-party websites and services. Those links are there for your convenience they don't mean we endorse or take responsibility for whatever's on the other side. When you leave our site via a link, you're on your own in terms of that site's terms and privacy practices.
To keep frameratetest.net running, we rely on a few third-party services:
Each of these has its own terms and privacy policies that are separate from ours.
If you get in touch with us whether through the contact form, email, or any other channel please make sure that anything you send:
By sending us something, you're giving us permission to use or reference it to the extent needed to respond. We don't claim ownership of anything you send, and we'll treat your messages with care. We do reserve the right to decline or remove any submission that doesn't fit these guidelines.
You don't need an account to use frameratetest.net everything is available without signing up. If we introduce account-based features in the future, we'll update these Terms accordingly.
If We Need to Restrict AccessWe hope it never comes to this, but we do reserve the right to suspend or block access for any user or IP address if we believe there's a violation of these Terms or something suspicious going on. We'll try to give notice where we reasonably can.
AvailabilityWe aim to keep the site up and running reliably, but there may be occasional maintenance windows or unexpected outages beyond our control. We're not liable for any inconvenience caused by the site being temporarily unavailable.
We're always improving frameratetest.net adding new tools, refining existing ones, updating content, and occasionally rethinking how things are structured. We may make any of these changes at any time without notice. We're not liable if something you relied on changes or gets removed.
Changes to These TermsWe may revise these Terms when needed. When we do, we'll post the updated version here. For significant changes, we'll try to flag them on the homepage. Your continued use of the site after any update means you're okay with the new Terms. If you're not, you're free to stop using the site at any time no hard feelings.
Bookmarking this page and checking back occasionally is the best way to stay up to date.
These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of New York, United States. If a legal dispute ever arises, it'll be handled in the state or federal courts of New York County, and by using the site you're agreeing to that jurisdiction.
Resolving DisputesBefore going the formal legal route, we'd much rather talk it out. If you have a concern, please email us at info@frameratetest.net and we'll do our best to work through it with you in good faith within 30 days.
International Usersframeratetest.net is run from the United States. If you're accessing it from another country, it's your responsibility to ensure you're complying with your local laws. We make no guarantees that the site or its content is appropriate or lawful everywhere.
Individual Disputes OnlyTo the extent permitted by law, any dispute resolution must happen on an individual basis. You agree not to bring or join any class action lawsuit or class-wide arbitration against frameratetest.net.
Got a question about these Terms? Want to report something, discuss a partnership, or ask about using our tools commercially? We'd love to hear from you. We respond to all legal and business enquiries within five business days.