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Free Website Speed Test

Find out how fast a page loads on mobile, how heavy it is and exactly what is slowing it down.

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Free, no sign-up. We fetch the public page you enter from our server to run the checks. Results are kept for a few minutes and not shared.

How to Use the Website Speed Test

  1. Enter the address of the page you want to test.
  2. Click Analyse. Our server measures response time, redirects, compression and page weight straight away.
  3. Use the Google PageSpeed panel to see the mobile score and Core Web Vitals that Google uses for ranking.
  4. Fix the items marked Fix first, such as large images or blocking scripts, then test again.

Why It Matters

Speed affects both visitors and rankings. On a phone with an average mobile connection, people start leaving if a page takes more than a few seconds to show anything, and Google uses Core Web Vitals, its speed and stability measurements, as part of how it ranks pages.

This test combines two views. Our server checks the technical basics: how quickly the server answers, whether files are compressed and cached, how many files the page loads and how heavy they are. Google PageSpeed Insights then loads the page in a simulated mid-range phone and reports the scores that Google itself uses.

Website Speed Test: Questions

What is a good page load time?
Aim for the main content to appear within 2.5 seconds on mobile (Largest Contentful Paint) and for the server to respond in under about 0.6 seconds.
Why is my PageSpeed score different every time?
Lab tests vary by a few points between runs because network and server conditions change. Look at the trend over several tests rather than a single number.
Where do the Google scores come from?
From Google PageSpeed Insights, which loads the page in a simulated mid-range phone. Our own checks are measured from our server and show the technical causes behind a slow score.
What usually makes a website slow?
Large uncompressed images, too many scripts and plugins, slow shared hosting, no caching and long redirect chains are the most common causes.

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