MetricSplit splits your traffic into business and non-business across every site, shows what each circuit is costing you, and tells you which ones genuinely need upgrading — and when they'll run out of room.
At the current rate of legitimate business growth — streaming and personal traffic excluded — this 500 Mbps link crosses its usable ceiling in {{ capDays }} days. Budget the upgrade now, not after the outage.
Streaming, social, gaming and personal cloud ride circuits you pay for by the month. MetricSplit prices that traffic as it arrives — so the waste has a running total, not a report you read next quarter.
Every circuit gets a verdict and the evidence behind it. Two here need more capacity. One is carrying a sixth of what you're buying — and you're paying for the other five sixths every month.
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Days to Capacity Cap takes 30 days of business growth — streaming, personal cloud and gaming stripped out of the trend — and projects the date each link stops having room. A number you can take to a budget meeting.
Illustrative sample data, live components. Peaks decide what size circuit you need — averages don't, and the gap between them is where over-spend hides.
Which applications, and which departments, during working hours — so a policy change lands where it actually matters.
MetricSplit sits beside your network, not inside it. It reads flow metadata your routers already emit — so there is nothing in the path to fail, nothing to approve, and nothing your security team has to sign off on twice.
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Point MetricSplit at one site free for 14 days and you'll have this same page with your own traffic in it, including the day each link runs out of room. MetricSplit measures, reports and recommends. It never touches your traffic.