How fast does your site feel to a real visitor?
We run Google's own speed test and show your Core Web Vitals in plain words: how long the main content takes, how fast taps respond, and whether things jump around.
- Largest paint1.9 sGood
- Response to taps160 msGood
- Layout shift0.21Needs work
Core Web Vitals, explained
Largest Contentful Paint, Interaction to Next Paint and Cumulative Layout Shift, each on a good, needs work or poor scale.
Real visitors when available
When Chrome has enough real visits to your site, we show those numbers instead of a lab test.
The fixes behind the number
Oversized images, render-blocking files, missing compression and caching, each with the steps to fix it.
A full SEO report, free with every scan.
Your SEO grade, Google's four test scores, your real page speed, and six plain areas that show what's working and what to fix, step by step.
- A grade from A to FOne number for how ready your site is for search, and where the biggest gains are.
- Google's own test, built inPerformance, SEO, accessibility and best practices, scored the way Google scores them.
- Credit where it's dueEverything you already do well, so you know what to keep.
- Fixes, step by stepEvery issue explained simply, with steps for your website platform.
Why page speed matters for SEO
Google uses Core Web Vitals as a ranking signal, and slow pages lose visitors before they ever see your offer. The three numbers that matter are how long your main content takes to appear (under 2.5 seconds is good), how fast the page responds to a tap (under 200 milliseconds), and how much the layout shifts while loading (under 0.1).
We measure them with Google's speed test on a mid-range phone, use real Chrome visitor data when it exists, and check your pages for the usual causes: heavy images, uncompressed files, missing caching and scripts that block rendering.
Questions
Can't find your answer? The help center covers every part of the report, or ask us directly.
What are Core Web Vitals?
Three numbers Google uses to judge how a page feels: loading (LCP), responsiveness (INP) and visual stability (CLS).
Is this the same as PageSpeed Insights?
We use the same Google test, then add plain explanations, checks across up to 50 pages, and fixes for your platform.
Is it free?
Yes, with no sign-up.
Why is my score different each time?
Lab tests vary a little from run to run with network and server load. Real visitor data, when we show it, is steadier.