Website server time
Check the time a website reports in its HTTP response.
What time is measured
The tool reads the HTTP Date header returned by a public HTTPS site. A CDN may answer on behalf of the origin server, so the value might be the CDN’s clock.
Second-level precision
The HTTP header has one-second resolution. Read the estimated difference range, which also accounts for network delay. This cannot measure a microsecond difference or guarantee a ticketing site’s clock.