How fast is your site — and how much of it can be fixed
Google loads and measures the page. It takes 10 to 30 seconds — don't close the window.
What we won’t tell you
We don’t promise a number
You’ll find tools that tell you “your site will be three times faster with us”. It’s a made-up number. Most of a bad score comes from images, JavaScript and CSS — switching hosts doesn’t touch any of that.
What we can say with certainty is which findings are fixed on the server side and which need work inside the site. That’s why the result comes in two columns.
The two columns
What’s the difference
Fixed by hosting
- Slow server response
- Text compression not enabled
- Wrong cache policy
- Redirect chains
It’s in your site
- Uncompressed or oversized images
- Render-blocking CSS and JavaScript
- Unused code
- Too many third-party scripts
- Fonts that hide text while loading
Why the 0–100 score isn’t the star here
The score also depends on the load of the machine running the test. Two tests of the same site, a few minutes apart, give different numbers.
The specific findings don’t swing like that. That’s why we show those, plus the four metrics Google uses for ranking.
After the test
What we do with what we find
You don’t have to hire us for it. The report is yours and you can hand it to anyone you like.
Something in the results you don’t understand?
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