100 Second CPS Test
The marathon: 100 seconds of sustained clicking
The click marathon
One hundred seconds is the marathon of click tests — over a minute and a half where technique, pacing, and sheer stubbornness matter far more than burst speed. It's the duration where even strong clickers watch their live CPS sag second by second.
100 second benchmarks
Finishing with 300–450 total clicks (3–4.5 CPS) is respectable. 500–650 shows real endurance. Breaking 700 clicks in 100 seconds is elite — that's holding 7 CPS for the length of two traffic lights.
Strategy for the long haul
- Treat it as ten 10-second blocks; aim for an even split each block.
- Relax every muscle you aren't using — shoulder tension is the silent killer after a minute.
- If your finger locks up, switch briefly to two-finger alternating taps rather than stopping.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why take a 100 second test at all?
It reveals your true sustainable rate — useful for idle games, spam-click game phases, and honestly, bragging rights.
What total should I aim for?
300–450 clicks is respectable, 500–650 shows real endurance, and 700+ is elite territory.