MultiPing review
A focused Windows monitor for tracking latency, packet loss, and endpoint availability over time.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
MultiPing is a Windows desktop application for monitoring multiple TCP/IP targets from a local computer. It is aimed at network professionals and other users who need to watch servers, routers, connections, or other network endpoints over time. The product focuses on latency and packet-loss visibility, with historical timeline graphs, configurable ping intervals, dynamic DNS tracking, and support for both IPv4 and IPv6. Network discovery across IP ranges helps identify devices to monitor, while multi-target monitoring keeps several endpoints in view.
Its standout value is the depth of its focused monitoring workflow. MultiPing can graph latency and packet loss, record historical performance, and trigger alerts when configured conditions occur. Alert actions include email, sounds, executable launches, tray-icon changes, and file logging. PingPlotter integration extends its fit for users who already work with that tool. This combination suits teams or individuals who need detailed endpoint tracking rather than a broad network administration suite. Users looking for dashboards, wider integrations, or a larger monitoring ecosystem may need a different product.
The published license schedule shows a 30-day trial and paid annual pricing, with a starting price of $24.99 per computer for the 100+ computer volume license. A single user license costs $39.99 per user annually and includes a perpetual license, unlimited monitored targets, 1 year of free upgrades, and priority email support. Volume pricing ranges from $34.99 per computer for 2–4 computers to $25.99 for 50–99 computers. MultiPing is a sensible choice for Windows-based latency and packet-loss monitoring; it is less suitable for buyers seeking a free plan or a broader, platform-independent monitoring system.
MultiPing pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Graphs latency, packet loss, and historical performance over time
- Monitors unlimited targets with IPv4 and IPv6 support
- Supports discovery, configurable alerts, and PingPlotter integration
- Where it doesn't
- Windows-only desktop application
- No free plan; paid licenses are the only ongoing option
- Focused feature set may not suit broader network management needs
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