We measure your site's speed the way your customers experience it.
On the office laptop, connected to a fast network, the site can feel instant. Your customers, though, reach it from different devices, over 4G, from other cities or other countries.
We test performance from 12 global locations, identify the real bottlenecks and optimize exactly the things that slow the user experience down.
Speed isn't just a technical metric. It shapes your Google visibility, user experience and conversion rate.
Performance matters for your Google rankings
Core Web Vitals — LCP, CLS and INP — are part of the signals Google uses to evaluate the experience a page delivers.
When two sites have comparable content and relevance, technical performance can make the difference. A site that loads fast and responds promptly has a clear edge over one that's slow and unstable.
A slow checkout reduces conversions
Every extra delay in the checkout process raises the risk of abandonment.
For a store investing in paid traffic, poor performance means budget spent on visitors who reach the site but never complete the order.
You can't see the real experience from the office
Browser cache, a fast connection and already-loaded resources can create the impression that the site runs flawlessly.
A customer's first visit from another city or another country, on an ordinary phone over a mobile connection, can look completely different. That's exactly the experience that needs measuring.
Automated testing from 12 global locations, on our own infrastructure.
Every analysis runs Google PageSpeed separately for mobile and desktop, through our own network of test points in Melbourne, Perth, Berlin, Frankfurt, Oslo, Bucharest, London, Ashburn, Houston, New York, Los Angeles and Johannesburg. The results are centralized automatically into a Google Sheets report, kept up to date and accessible at any time.
Complete scores
For every URL and every test location, we measure the Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices and SEO scores separately.
Each result includes direct access to the full PageSpeed report, for a detailed look at the issues and recommendations.
- Performance
- Accessibility
- Best Practices
- SEO
Core Web Vitals, in detail
We analyze LCP, CLS and INP, alongside FCP, Speed Index, Total Blocking Time and Time to Interactive.
We don't stop at one overall score. We track each metric individually, to pinpoint exactly where the delays appear and what needs optimizing.
- LCP
- CLS
- INP
- TBT
- FCP
- SI
- TTI
Recurring monitoring
We run tests weekly, after every release or on demand, and the result history is kept for comparison.
You see immediately whether a new plugin, a technical change or a campaign has affected LCP or the site's overall performance.
A clear report, permanently up to date
All results are centralized in a shared Google Sheet: URL, test location, scores, Core Web Vitals metrics and the timestamp of every measurement.
No PDF reports sent once a month. The data is updated continuously, accessible at any time, and it's yours.
Measurement identifies the problem. Optimization solves it.
We establish the baseline
We test the pages that matter for the business: homepage, categories, product pages and checkout, from the locations relevant to your customers.
You receive a complete report on the initial performance, before any intervention.
We apply the optimizations
We configure HTML and object caching, convert images to WebP, defer third-party scripts, remove unused CSS and host fonts locally, with preload where needed.
For the sites we manage, the target is an LCP under 2 seconds on category and product pages.
We measure again and prove the result
After optimization, we rerun the same tests, from the same locations and under the same conditions.
The difference shows directly in the report, by comparing the values before and after the intervention. Recurring monitoring then confirms that performance holds over time.
Performance starts with the technical foundation. Well-configured hosting and a rigorously managed WooCommerce ecosystem solve an essential part of speed problems.
The same infrastructure, applied to a different commercial need.
We also use our network for commercial research: we identify relevant companies on Google Maps, validate contact data, classify phone numbers and check compliance with DNC lists for the US market. The results are delivered straight into a Google Sheet, ready for sales teams to use. Clean, current, easy-to-use prospecting lists — not outdated CSV files.
Frequently asked questions.
How is this different from a free PageSpeed test?
We use the same data Google PageSpeed provides. The difference is how the testing is automated and tracked over time.
We run the tests from 12 locations, separately for mobile and desktop, on all your important pages and at recurring intervals. The results are kept in a clear history, so you can see how performance evolves and the impact of every change.
A manual test shows you one moment. We show you the trend.
Do you also test sites you don't host?
Yes. We can test any public URL, regardless of hosting provider.
For the optimization phase we need technical access to the site. If the current infrastructure is one of the causes of the performance problems, we demonstrate it with data and recommend the right solution.
What counts as a good LCP?
Google considers an LCP under 2.5 seconds good.
For the sites we manage, the target is an LCP under 2 seconds on category and product pages — where speed directly affects the buying experience and the conversion rate.
How often should performance be tested?
At least after every major change: switching the theme, installing or updating a plugin, or launching a campaign with a new page.
We recommend automated, weekly monitoring, to catch any regression quickly, before it affects your users and your performance in Google.
Want to know how fast your site really is?
Send us the URL and we'll prepare an initial report from all 12 test locations, separately for mobile and desktop.
You get clear values, measured with Google PageSpeed, for the pages that matter.
