NetBalancer

NetBalancer uses to browse and do any Internet activity comfortably even when your download manager or torrent client downloads huge files from the Internet just lower their network priority with the tool. You can use NetBalancer to set download or upload transfer rate priority for any applications and monitor their Internet traffic. Applications with a higher network priority will gain more traffic bandwidth than those with a lower one. Benefit NetBalancer and other traffic shaping software are that the program works with priorities, so applications with low priority won't be limited if other high priority applications don't use the network.

Features and Highlights

Priorities and limits
Set download and upload network priorities or limits for any process.

Automation support
Use various command line commands and web APIs for complete automation.

Rules and filters
Define detailed traffic rules and filters for maximum control.

Sync
Sync your computers with the app Service and control them from the web control panel.

Password secured
Protect all settings and priorities with a password to prevent unauthorized changes.

Monitor processes
Show all system processes with their download and upload speeds up to connections level.

View history
Detailed download and upload traffic history for any process since first the tool's install.

System tray and toolbar
Show network traffic and other info in a system tray icon or taskbar toolbar.

Support for IPv6
Net Balancer has native IPv6 support for rules and filters.

Tags and bulk commands
Apply tags to your computers and control them with bulk commands like a Pro.

Various traffic charts and statistics
View detailed network traffic charts and statistics.

Everything encrypted
Everything in this system is encrypted: website traffic, sync traffic, all internal traffic, passwords, and communications, all zeros and ones are encrypted and hashed with TLS and SHA2 for maximum security.

Note: The unregistered version is limited to a maximum of 3 process priorities/limits and 3 rules at a time.