Free tool
How fast is your website?
Enter your URL below and we'll run it through Google's PageSpeed to see how your site performs on mobile and desktop — and what it means for your customers.
Mobile
out of 100
Desktop
out of 100
Key metrics (mobile)
First Contentful Paint
How long until something appears on screen
Largest Contentful Paint
How long until the main content is visible
Total Blocking Time
How long the page is unresponsive to taps or clicks
Want to know what's holding your site back?
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Get in touchWhy website speed matters
Site speed shapes two things at once: how many visitors stick around, and how well the page ranks in the first place. A slow page loses people before they've read a word — every extra second of load time pushes more visitors to give up and leave. Google also factors page speed directly into search rankings through a set of measurements called Core Web Vitals, the same metrics shown in your results above.
For a small business, that usually comes down to enquiries. A visitor who searches for what you do, clicks through, and waits too long for the page to load often never sees your phone number or contact form — they've already gone to a competitor's site instead.
FAQ
Common questions
What's a good PageSpeed score?
Google rates 90–100 as good, 50–89 as needs improvement, and below 50 as poor. Mobile is the score to watch first — most visitors to a small business site are on a phone, and Google's ranking systems weigh mobile performance more heavily than desktop.
Why is my mobile score lower than my desktop score?
Phones have less processing power and often a slower connection than the machine a site gets built and tested on. A page that feels instant on a desktop in the office can still be sluggish on a customer's phone on mobile data — which is exactly the gap this tool is built to surface.
Does page speed actually affect SEO?
Yes. Google uses Core Web Vitals — metrics like Largest Contentful Paint and Total Blocking Time, both shown in your results above — as part of how it ranks pages. Beyond rankings, slow pages lose visitors before content even loads, so speed affects enquiries directly as well as search visibility.
My score is low — what should I do about it?
The biggest wins are usually unoptimised images, too many render-blocking scripts, and hosting that's slow to respond. Get in touch with your results and we'll tell you plainly what's actually holding your site back, and what fixing it would involve.