JMeterHub
Turn JMeter results into a report people actually read
A home for JMeter tooling. Start with the JTL Analyzer: drop a .jtl file and get tables, graphs and comparisons you can paste straight into Confluence or Word.
Samples
128,940
Error rate
0.42%
Throughput
412/s
p95
1,240 ms
Response time over time
Aggregate report
copy as table| Transaction | avg | p95 | err |
|---|---|---|---|
| POST /login | 212 | 480 | 0.0% |
| GET /catalog | 318 | 742 | 0.1% |
| POST /cart/add | 544 | 1,240 | 0.4% |
| POST /checkout | 1,180 | 3,905 | 4.8% |
AI conclusion
Verdict: SLA breached — POST /checkout exceeds the 2,000 ms p95 target from minute 14, with errors climbing to 4.8% as throughput plateaus. Likely downstream connection-pool saturation.
What you get
Aggregate reports
Averages, medians, 90/95/99 percentiles, throughput, error rate and Apdex per transaction.
Graphs that copy cleanly
Response time, throughput and error-rate charts export as PNGs with legends and colors intact.
Run comparison
Put a baseline next to a new run and see per-transaction regressions as deltas.
Confluence & Word ready
Every table copies as rich HTML, so it pastes as a real table — not as text.
Parsed in your browser
Result files never leave your machine on the free tier. No upload, no storage.
Filters everywhere
Include or exclude labels with comma-separated terms, isolate failing transactions, and copy only what's filtered.
Pro
Everything in Free, plus a report that ships
Saved analyses
Keep every run in your account, reopen it later and pick up exactly where you left off.
PDF export
One click exports the whole page — KPI cards, every chart with legends, tables and the conclusion.
AI conclusions
A principal-engineer-grade write-up: verdict, SLA compliance, bottleneck hypotheses and next steps. Regenerate any time.
Custom SLA targets
Set your own p95 latency and error-rate thresholds; breaches drive the report and the AI verdict.
Tools
Latest from the blog
All posts →release
New in the free analyzer: slowest transactions, error grouping and a throughput chart
Three new free features in the JTL Analyzer: a top-5 slowest transactions card, error clustering by type, and a successful-vs-failed throughput timeline.
tips
Generating Privacy-First .jtl Files in Apache JMeter
Log files can inadvertently capture sensitive endpoints, authentication tokens, or Personally Identifiable Information (PII). Before analyzing your metrics in JMeterHub, it is highly recommended to ensure your test data remains strictly confidential.
release
Free tier update: more copy formats, filter presets, histogram and demo mode
Four new additions to the JMeterHub free tier — copy any table as Markdown, HTML, CSV or TSV, save reusable filter presets, read a true response-time histogram, and explore the analyzer with sample runs.