Free tool
Paste your website address and we'll measure how it loads on a phone using the same data Google uses: score, loading time, stability and what to improve first.
Why speed matters
Most website visits come from phones, often on a slow connection. If the page takes too long to show its main content, some of those people leave before seeing what you offer, and every lost visit is an inquiry that never arrives.
Google also measures mobile speed and experience with the Core Web Vitals metrics and takes them into account when ranking results. This test uses PageSpeed Insights, Google's official tool, in mobile mode. Results can vary slightly between runs: treat them as a reference and run it again if something looks off.
How to read the result
- /01 Score from 0 to 100: 90 or more is good, 50 to 89 needs improvement, and under 50 is slow.
- /02 LCP (Largest Contentful Paint): how long the main content takes to appear. Under 2.5 seconds is recommended.
- /03 CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift): how much the page moves while loading. Under 0.1 is recommended.
- /04 Suggested improvements are sorted by the time they could save.
Is your website slow or not bringing inquiries?
In the free 15-minute audit we review speed, Google Maps, contact form, WhatsApp and copy, and tell you what to improve first.
FAQ
What does the test use?
Google's public PageSpeed Insights API, which loads your page simulating a phone on a mobile connection.
Do you store the address I test?
No. The address goes from your browser straight to Google for the measurement; we don't store it.
Why does the score change between runs?
Because it depends on the server, the network and what the page loads at that moment. A few points of variation are normal.
My score is low, what should I do?
The usual fixes are optimizing images, cutting third-party scripts and improving hosting. Our free audit tells you what to fix first in your case.
Does speed affect Google rankings?
Yes, it's one of the page experience factors Google considers, along with content and other factors.