Load Testing, Reimagined

Stop guessing
when you'll fail.

LoadPilot uses AI to analyze your API traffic and automatically generate realistic load test scenarios. Ship faster. Break things in staging, not production.

⚡ Generate Load Test — Free No signup. Upload your OpenAPI spec, get k6 script.
$ loadpilot analyze --api ./openapi.yaml
Analyzing 847 endpoints...
Detected 12 high-traffic paths
✓ Generated 5 test scenarios
$ loadpilot run --scenario checkout-flow
Simulating 10,000 concurrent users...
Duration: 5m 23s
✓ Found 2 bottlenecks in payment processing

Everything you need to test at scale

From API analysis to actionable insights — without writing a single load test script.

AI-Powered Analysis

Upload your OpenAPI spec or trace logs. Our AI identifies high-traffic endpoints and generates realistic test scenarios automatically.

Global Infrastructure

Generate load from 50+ regions worldwide. Test how your API performs for users in Tokyo, Frankfurt, and São Paulo simultaneously.

Actionable Insights

Don't just see the red line — understand why. LoadPilot pinpoints exactly which database queries, third-party APIs, or code paths are causing slowdowns.

CI/CD Integration

Fail your build before users notice. LoadPilot runs tests automatically in GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or your existing pipeline.

Three steps to production confidence

01

Connect your API

Upload an OpenAPI spec, HAR file, or connect directly to your staging environment. Takes under 2 minutes.

02

AI generates scenarios

Our ML model analyzes traffic patterns and generates realistic user journey scenarios with proper think times and failure modes.

03

Get actionable reports

See exactly where bottlenecks are, which endpoints need optimization, and how your system behaves under stress — not just if it breaks, but why.

Your users shouldn't be your load test.

Every hour you spend debugging production incidents costs more than every hour you spend testing in staging. LoadPilot makes staging tests comprehensive, fast, and insightful.

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