MultiPing is Windows software from Pingman Tools for monitoring network performance across multiple targets. It displays packet-loss percentage and average, minimum, and maximum latency, with timeline graphs covering adjustable periods from 60 seconds to 48 hours. Alerts can send email, play sounds, launch executables, change icons, or log to files. An IP-range scan can find responding devices and add them to the target list. MultiPing supports IPv4 and IPv6 targets, tracks dynamic DNS address changes, and can share data with PingPlotter for troubleshooting. The license allows unlimited targets, while the maker says it tests up to 1,000. Downloads start as an evaluation version activated with a purchased key. Windows XP through Windows 11 are supported in 32-bit and 64-bit editions. A single-user perpetual license costs 39.99 USD once and includes one year of free upgrades and priority email support. The maker lists a 30-day trial and pricing from 24.99 USD per user.
Who it is for
MultiPing suits Windows users who need continuous latency and packet-loss visibility, graph history, and configurable network alerts. It also fits troubleshooting workflows that use PingPlotter.
What is good
- Monitors multiple network targets
- Graphs latency and lost packets
- Supports IPv4 and IPv6
- Alerts through several actions
- Unlimited targets in license
What to know first
- Windows only
- No free plan
- Dynamic DNS changes are only reported
- High-refresh-rate issue does not apply
Verdict
MultiPing provides detailed Windows network monitoring with historical graphs, discovery, and flexible alerts. Its perpetual license and broad target support suit users who prefer installed software.
MultiPing plans and pricing
All plansCompared on network monitoring
- Free plan
- No
- Alert channels
