Website Speed Test
Run your site through Google PageSpeed Insights — the same engine Google uses to judge speed — and get the exact fixes to make it faster.
Opens a full Google PageSpeed Insights report in a new tab
Enter your URL
Any public website address — yours or a competitor's.
Google analyzes it
Your page loads in real Chrome on mobile and desktop in a new tab.
Fix what matters
Follow the prioritized opportunities to lift your score and Core Web Vitals.
What you get
A complete Google-grade performance report for any website
Performance Score
The overall 0–100 score Google uses, measured for both mobile and desktop with lab data from Lighthouse.
Core Web Vitals
LCP, CLS and INP straight from Chrome user data — the exact metrics Google ranks by.
Mobile & Desktop
Separate results for mobile and desktop so you can see where your visitors actually struggle.
Actionable Opportunities
A prioritized fix list — image compression, render-blocking scripts, caching and more.
Accessibility & SEO
Bonus audits for accessibility, SEO and best practices alongside the speed report.
Trusted Source
Results come directly from Google PageSpeed Insights — the same data sites use to compete in search.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The test is powered by Google PageSpeed Insights. It runs your page through a full browser on mobile and desktop and reports the performance score, Core Web Vitals (LCP, CLS, INP), accessibility, SEO and best-practice checks with a prioritized list of improvements.
Core Web Vitals are Google's key user-experience metrics: how fast your main content appears (LCP), how stable the layout is (CLS) and how quickly the page reacts to input (INP). They are a confirmed Google ranking factor.
Page speed is a confirmed ranking factor, and slow sites lose visitors — most people abandon a page that takes more than three seconds to load. A faster site ranks better and converts more.
Enable GZIP/Brotli compression, add cache-control headers, compress and lazy-load images, reduce third-party scripts, use a CDN and move to faster hosting with LiteSpeed LSCache and NVMe storage.
The test simulates a mid-range mobile device on a slow 4G connection, which is stricter than a fast desktop. If your mobile score is low, that is where most real visitors are — prioritize fixing it first.
Our LiteSpeed servers with LSCache, NVMe SSD storage and free CDN typically cut load times dramatically compared with ordinary shared hosting — which directly lifts your PageSpeed score.
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