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Get a free WordPress speed audit to see how fast your website loads on both desktop and mobile. Our quick and comprehensive check analyzes key performance metrics like load time, page size, and server response to help identify what’s slowing your site down.

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Our Website Speed Audit dives deep into your site’s performance to uncover what’s dragging it down. We analyze everything and you’ll get a clear, actionable report to help your site load faster, perform better, and keep visitors engaged.

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What’s slowing things down

Slow site? It’s often due to heavy images, bad plugins, or poor hosting. A speed audit reveals tons of info.

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Page Load Journey

This shows the number of files loaded on a webpage, categorized by type. It includes details such as file type, transfer size, start time, download time, and total load time. It also tracks the count of each file type and the overall total files loaded.

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Fully Loaded Time

Ready & Fully Loaded Time measures when all page resources and scripts are fully loaded. Optimizing assets, deferring non-critical scripts, and reducing third-party requests helps improve load speed and user experience.

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Server Response (TTFB)

This measures how quickly the server starts responding. Using a fast hosting provider, optimizing databases, and enabling caching helps reduce TTFB and improve load speed.

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Site Speed Index

Speed Index measures how quickly visible content loads. Reducing render-blocking resources, optimizing images, and using lazy loading helps improve Speed Index and enhance user experience.

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Heaviest Resources

This feature displays a list of the largest non-image files—such as JavaScript, CSS, and font files—used on a webpage. By highlighting these elements, it helps developers and site owners identify which assets may be significantly affecting page load speed and overall performance, allowing for targeted optimization efforts.

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Largest Images

This shows the five largest images loading on the page, helping identify which ones may be slowing it down. Optimizing these can improve load times and performance.

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External Resources

These are external resources—such as scripts, stylesheets, or fonts—that are hosted on other servers and loaded by the webpage. Because they rely on third-party sources, they can impact page speed and reliability, especially if those external servers are slow or unresponsive.

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Our Speed Analyst will thoroughly review your site. Once the analysis is done, you’ll receive a detailed report with performance insights, screenshots, and recommendations to help improve your site’s speed.

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Complete Secure Checkout

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Send Us Your Website URL

Share your site URL or domain in an easy to submit form.

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We Analyze Your Website

We quickly assign a dedicated Speed Analyst to start reviewing your WordPress site’s performance.

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Your Site’s Speed

Gain complete visibility into how your website performs from load times and file sizes to optimization gaps. This in-depth analysis gives you the clarity you need to understand what’s slowing your site down and how to fix it for faster, smoother performance.

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Page Load Journey (only here)

This shows the number of files loaded on a webpage, categorized by type. It includes details such as file type, transfer size, start time, download time, and total load time. It also tracks the count of each file type and the overall total files loaded.

File Type Breakdown

See how many files of each type (e.g., images, scripts, stylesheets) are loading on your webpage to understand where the bulk of your resources are coming from.

Transfer & Load Metrics

Get detailed insights into each file’s transfer size, start time, download duration, and total load time—so you can pinpoint heavy or slow-loading assets.

Load Time Tracking

Track how long each file type takes to load and how it contributes to overall page performance, helping you identify what’s slowing things down.

Total File Count

View a complete count of all files loaded on the page, categorized by type and in total—essential for diagnosing bloat or inefficiencies.

Page & File Load Data

A comprehensive analysis of your webpage’s load performance, including total load time, time to first byte (TTFB), and key performance metrics. It also breaks down every file—images, scripts, stylesheets, fonts, and more—by size, load time, and impact, helping you identify slow-loading elements and performance bottlenecks across the page.

Page Load Data

A detailed overview of how long it takes your webpage to load, including total load time, time to first byte (TTFB), and key performance timings. This helps identify slow-loading pages and user experience bottlenecks.

File Load Data

Breakdown of every file (images, scripts, stylesheets, fonts, etc.) that loads on your page—along with their size, load time, and impact. This helps pinpoint resource-heavy files that may be dragging down performance.

Desktop Score
Mobile Score
Google Page Insights Data

Google Page Insights Data

Google Page Insights delivers a performance score and detailed analysis of your webpage, based on key metrics like Core Web Vitals, load speed, interactivity, and visual stability. It highlights specific issues affecting performance and offers actionable recommendations to help improve user experience and meet Google’s best practices for SEO and speed.

Cumulative Layout Shift

Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) measures visual stability by tracking unexpected layout shifts. Using defined image dimensions, reserving ad space, and avoiding late-loading elements helps maintain a smooth, stable user experience.

First Contentful Paint

First Contentful Paint (FCP) measures how quickly the first visual content appears. Optimizing server response, reducing render-blocking resources, and using a fast CDN improves FCP and enhances user experience.

Largest Contentful Paint

Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) measures how quickly the main content loads. Optimizing images, using a fast server, and reducing render-blocking resources improves LCP and enhances user experience.

Total Blocking Time

Total Blocking Time (TBT) measures how long JavaScript and other tasks block interactivity. Minimizing main-thread work, deferring non-essential scripts, and optimizing code improves TBT and site responsiveness.

Image Optimization Data

These image-related insights focus on optimizing how visuals load and display on your WordPress site. Addressing them helps reduce page weight, improve load times, and deliver a smoother experience.

Optimized Images

Compress images without sacrificing quality to reduce file sizes and speed up loading times.

Responsive Images

Use multiple image sizes so your site serves the right version based on the visitor’s device saving bandwidth and improving performance.

Offscreen Images

Defer loading of images not immediately visible (below the fold) using lazy loading, so your page loads faster initially.

Properly Sized Images

Ensure images are displayed at their actual display size, not scaled down by CSS, to avoid loading unnecessarily large files.

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CSS JavaScript Data

CSS & JavaScript Data

CSS and JavaScript both play a major role in how fast your WordPress site loads and becomes interactive. Optimizing file size, execution time, and load behavior—like minimizing code, deferring scripts, and using CDNs—helps reduce render-blocking issues and significantly improves site speed and user experience.

CSS Execution Time

CSS execution time impacts rendering speed by delaying page styling. Minimizing CSS, reducing complexity, and using critical CSS ensures faster load times and smoother performance.

CSS File Total

Too many CSS files slow down site speed by increasing requests and blocking rendering. Merging, minifying, and using a CDN reduces load times, while critical CSS ensures faster initial rendering.

JavaScript Execution Time

JavaScript execution time affects site speed by delaying interactivity. Reducing unused code, optimizing loops, and using efficient frameworks helps lower execution time and improve performance.

JavaScript File Total

JavaScript files impact site speed by blocking rendering if not optimized. First-party scripts handle site functionality, while third-party scripts (ads, analytics) can slow performance. Using async, defer, and CDNs helps reduce delays and improve loading times.

Speed Opportunities

These are suggestions that help reduce page load time by optimizing various performance aspects. These are not strict errors but rather recommendations to improve efficiency.

Performance Recommendations

Actionable tips to enhance your site’s speed by refining how resources are loaded and handled.

Load Time Reduction

Strategies aimed at cutting down page load times for a faster, smoother user experience.

Non-Critical Fixes

These aren’t errors, but smart suggestions to improve performance without breaking functionality.

Efficiency Boosters

Identify areas where small tweaks can lead to noticeable gains in speed and responsiveness.

Speed Opportunities

Check Your Site Speed Today/ Load Analysis

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Website Speed Audit

Our Website Speed Audit dives deep into your site’s performance to uncover what’s dragging it down. We analyze everything and you’ll get a clear, actionable report to help your site load faster, perform better, and keep visitors engaged.

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