How fast is your
site, really?
Enter any website and get its real Google performance score and Core Web Vitals in seconds — the same numbers that affect your ranking. Then see exactly what's dragging it down.
Runs a real Google PageSpeed Insights (Lighthouse) test — the same score Google uses. A full test takes 10–30 seconds.
Enter a public URL and hit test. You'll get the real performance score Google gives it, plus the Core Web Vitals that affect your ranking — no sign-up, no catch.
Scores come straight from Google PageSpeed Insights (Lighthouse) — real data, not our opinion. Results can vary slightly between runs as Google samples your live site.
What your speed score actually means
This tool runs Google's own Lighthouse test and shows you the real performance score — the same measurement that feeds Google's Core Web Vitals, which are a confirmed ranking factor. A score of 90+ is good, 50–89 needs work, and under 50 is actively holding you back. The metrics beneath it (largest paint, layout shift, blocking time) tell you why.
Most slow sites are slow for avoidable reasons: a heavy CMS, stacked plugins, bloated themes, and no edge caching. We take the opposite approach — every site is hand-coded and served static from Cloudflare's edge, which is exactly what these metrics reward. Curious what a slow score costs in real money? Run the numbers in the cost-of-a-slow-website calculator.
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a real plan.
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