Sharkbench

Benchmarking programming languages and web frameworks

FastHTTP (Go)

FastHTTP is a low-level, high-performance HTTP framework for Go designed to be faster than the standard net/http package. It is optimized for high throughput and low memory usage in performance-critical applications. FastHTTP provides the foundation for many higher-level Go web frameworks seeking maximum efficiency.
This benchmark tests how fast a framework can perform concurrent HTTP requests, I/O operations, and JSON de/serialization.

OS: LinuxCPU: Intel Core Ultra 5 325Last Updated: 2026-10-14
MedianP99
Framework
Requests per second
Latency
Stability
Memory
Build Time
2685
1.4 ms
1.58 %
19.9 MB
22.67 s
2368
1.5 ms
1.65 %
18.0 MB
23.48 s

About Go

Paradigm

Concurrent, Imperative, Procedural

Execution

Compiled

Typing

Static

Null Safety

NO

Memory Management

Garbage Collection

Go is a statically typed, compiled programming language designed at Google that is syntactically similar to C but with memory safety and garbage collection. It is designed to be simple, efficient, and readable with a focus on concurrent programming. Go is widely used for building network servers, data pipelines, and command-line tools.

Go web frameworks

How does FastHTTP compare to other Go frameworks?
MedianP99
Framework
Requests per second
Latency
Stability
Memory
Build Time
2685
1.4 ms
1.58 %
19.9 MB
22.67 s
2179
2.2 ms
2.49 %
21.4 MB
26.66 s
1640
3.4 ms
3.65 %
23.1 MB
32.20 s

Popular web frameworks

How does FastHTTP compare to other popular frameworks?
MedianP99
Framework
Requests per second
Latency
Stability
Memory
Build Time
26670
1.2 ms
74.13 %
16.5 MB
26.69 s
17041
1.5 ms
23.04 %
101.8 MB
6.09 s
15270
2.0 ms
29.45 %
228.4 MB
4.92 s
2962
1.6 ms
1.86 %
286.4 MB
37.73 s
2685
1.4 ms
1.58 %
19.9 MB
22.67 s
1640
3.4 ms
3.65 %
23.1 MB
32.20 s
792
32.9 ms
20.81 %
63.3 MB
8.55 s
320
99.9 ms
56.36 %
110.2 MB
8.94 s
279
103.8 ms
57.16 %
151.9 MB
10.29 s
92
319.0 ms
80.90 %
80.4 MB
95.22 s

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