Test your website speed on mobile and desktop
We run Google PageSpeed Insights on your page and translate the result into plain language: how long until content shows, whether the layout jumps, and what slows it down most.
We never ask for your email or phone to show a result.
What this test measures
Performance score (0–100)
Lighthouse lab score under fixed conditions: a mid-range phone on a throttled 4G connection. Ideal for before/after comparisons.
LCP — Largest Contentful Paint
Time until the biggest above-the-fold element (hero image or headline) appears. Google rates 2.5 s or less as good.
CLS — layout stability
Does content jump while loading? Images without dimensions or late banners push text down. Good is 0.1 or less.
Server response time
How long the browser waits for the first byte — driven by hosting and caching more than design.
Reading the result calmly
- Scores vary by a few points between runs because networks and servers are not constant. Compare the average of 2–3 runs.
- Real-user data (Chrome UX Report) only appears for sites with enough traffic — that is what Google actually uses for page experience.
- A 100 score is not the goal by itself; aim for green LCP, CLS and INP on mobile.
- If server response is above 600 ms, the bottleneck is usually hosting or missing cache, not your images.
FAQ
Why is my mobile score much lower than desktop?
The mobile run emulates a slower device and network, so heavy JavaScript and large images hurt more. Most visitors are on mobile — fix that score first.
Does hosting really affect speed?
Yes, for server response time (TTFB) and file delivery. Our servers run NVMe and LiteSpeed with built-in WordPress cache, but oversized images and many plugins slow any site on any host.
How often should I test?
After every major change (theme, plugin, homepage images) and monthly for monitoring. Take more than one reading before deciding.
Do you store the URL I test?
Results are cached briefly so the same test is not repeated back-to-back. We never ask for your email or phone to show a result.
Slow because of the server?
WordPress hosting on LiteSpeed and NVMe, with free zero-downtime migration.