1. It enables you to zero in on the heavier pages that take longer to load than their counterparts when site traffic is at the peak. Now you can prioritize those pages and resolve the issue quickly.


2. It makes you discover the trends between request and response times during periods of high traffic. This in turn helps you determine whether or not your App can withstand the pressure. Thus you can fix the areas of concern prevent your users from experiencing nasty page errors.

3. It also enables you to simulate different mobile network conditions and test the capabilities of the site when accessed from less than ideal coverage areas.

4. It can recreate conditions similar to servers positioned across the globe to check whether an App accessing such servers can perform despite increased traffic. The pitfalls can be identified and rectified accordingly.

5. It identifies issues such as system lag, page-load speed or anything and everything that developers might overlook in testing environment when they recheck code keeping design issues in mind.

6. It defines the maximum limits of your App without significant performance degradation. It also enables you to measure throughput rates and resource-utilization levels.