Free page speed test
Run a free page speed analysis to see how fast your website responds and what’s slowing it down — compression, caching, scripts, images and more. Then see your Core Web Vitals on Google PageSpeed Insights.
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What is a page speed analysis?
A page speed analysis checks how quickly a web page responds and what is slowing it down: the server, compression and caching, the weight of scripts and styles, and images. Our website speed test gives a score and a list of fixes in seconds, then links to Google PageSpeed Insights for a full Core Web Vitals test.
The biggest causes of a slow website
These checks catch the issues we see most often on slow websites — especially WordPress and page-builder sites.
Server response
How quickly your server starts sending the page.
Compression & caching
Whether files are compressed and cached by browsers.
Scripts & styles
How many files load, and which ones block the page from showing.
Third-party scripts
Chat widgets, trackers and embeds that slow pages down.
Images
Modern formats, lazy-loading and fixed dimensions.
Mobile readiness
Viewport setup for fast, correct mobile rendering.
Faster websites rank higher and sell more
Google uses page experience signals like Core Web Vitals in ranking, and visitors leave slow pages before they load. Speed improvements often lift both traffic and conversions.
- Better Google rankings
- Lower bounce rates
- More enquiries & sales
- Cheaper ad clicks
Detailed SEO audit report — ₹1,999
For a complete review, our detailed report covers technical SEO — including speed — plus on-page and off-page SEO, with the fixes required. Flat fee, inclusive of taxes, for websites under 200 pages.
- Technical SEO & speed
- On-page SEO
- Off-page SEO & backlinks
- Prioritised list of fixes
What a page speed analysis usually finds
Most slow websites share the same few causes. The page speed checker tells you which apply to you.
Large, uncompressed images
Resize and compress images, and serve modern formats such as WebP.
No caching or compression
Turn on page caching, browser caching and gzip or Brotli.
Too many scripts and plugins
Remove what you do not use and defer the rest.
Slow hosting
Move to hosting with enough resources and built-in caching.
Third-party widgets
Limit chat, tracking and embed scripts to those that earn their place.
Layout that jumps while loading
Set image dimensions and reserve space for banners.
What the page speed analysis checks
Four areas that decide how fast a page feels, especially on mobile.
How quickly the page starts to arrive
Server response time, text compression and browser caching. Problems here usually need hosting or caching changes.
- Response time
- Gzip or Brotli
- Browser caching
- Hosting health
- Fast response
- Compression on
- Caching missing
How much the browser has to do
HTML size, CSS and JavaScript files, third-party scripts and anything that blocks the page from showing.
- CSS & JavaScript files
- Third-party scripts
- Render-blocking code
- Mobile viewport
↓ lighter after clean-up
Usually the heaviest part of a page
Image dimensions, lazy-loading and modern formats. Fixing images often improves both loading time and layout stability.
- Correct dimensions
- Lazy-loading
- WebP or AVIF
- Compressed hero image
- Sizes set
- Lazy-loaded
- Old formats
Core Web Vitals: what counts as good
Google measures real-world page experience with three metrics. A page passes when most real visits meet the “good” threshold for all three.
| Metric | What it measures | Good | Poor |
|---|---|---|---|
| LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) | How quickly the main content appears | 2.5 seconds or less | More than 4 seconds |
| INP (Interaction to Next Paint) | How quickly the page responds to taps | 200 milliseconds or less | More than 500 milliseconds |
| CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift) | How much the layout moves while loading | 0.1 or less | More than 0.25 |
Why speed is worth fixing
Faster pages keep more visitors, support rankings and make every advertising click go further. If the test shows problems, we can fix them.
Better rankings
Page experience is part of Google’s ranking systems.
More enquiries
Fewer visitors leave before the page loads.
Cheaper ad clicks
Landing page experience affects ad quality.
Better on mobile data
Where most visitors are.
We fix it
Hosting, caching, images, scripts and themes.
Full audit available
₹1,999 including taxes for websites under 200 pages.
How we speed up websites
We test key templates on mobile and desktop, fix server settings and caching, optimise images and reduce scripts — the same approach we use on our own site.
- Server, caching and compression
- Image optimisation
- Script and plugin clean-up
- Work follows Google’s Core Web Vitals documentation
- Before-and-after results shared
Reviewed by Jugal Kishore ShuklaDigital Marketing Consultant · Certified Marketing Analyst, IIT RoorkeeUpdated September 2026About the page speed test
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