Pop in your address. We’ll test it the way Google does, on a phone, and show you what’s slowing it down. Free, about 30 seconds.
Tested on a phone, because that’s where most of your visitors are.
If a page takes too long, most people don’t wait. They tap back and pick the next result.
Speed is one of the things Google looks at when it decides who shows up first.
Phones on mobile data are where a slow site hurts most, so that’s what we test.
Most people visit on a phone, often on mobile data. If a page takes more than a few seconds to show anything useful, a large share of them tap back and choose the next result. They never tell you; the enquiry just never arrives. Google also uses page experience as one of its ranking signals, so a slow site can sit lower in search results than a faster competitor.
We run Google’s own test, PageSpeed Insights, which loads your page in a real browser set up like a mid-range phone. It reports how long the main content takes to appear (Largest Contentful Paint), how long the first thing takes to show (First Contentful Paint), whether the page freezes when someone taps (Total Blocking Time) and whether things jump around as it loads (Cumulative Layout Shift). It also scores accessibility, best practices and SEO.
Google rates 90 to 100 as good, 50 to 89 as needing improvement and under 50 as poor. Aim for the main content to appear in under 2.5 seconds, for almost no layout shift, and for taps to respond straight away. Scores can move a few points between runs, so look at the trend, not one number.
Oversized photos that aren’t compressed, page builders and themes that load far more code than the page needs, too many plugins, chat and tracking scripts loading before the content, cheap shared hosting, and fonts that block the text from showing. Most of these are fixable without changing how the site looks.
We build custom sites that only load what each page needs, serve modern image formats at the right size, keep third-party scripts out of the way, and host on a fast global network. Every build is checked against Google’s scores before it goes live.
Is the speed check really free?
Yes. There’s no sign-up. You can email yourself the full report if you want it, but you don’t have to.
