Current Performance
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Measured by Google · one lab test
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Check your website’s speed.
Enter a public website address and choose mobile or desktop. The checker asks Google PageSpeed Insights for a current report. A result is shown only when a real report is available.
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How much faster could your website be?
See your current score and a possible improvement range. Then ask us about the fixes.
Preview: live testing is not connected yet. Scores will appear after the Google connection is set up.
Tests one public page at a time. The submitted URL is sent to Google PageSpeed Insights. Enter public URLs only; omit private links and access tokens.
Current score
—Waiting for a real testPossible after fixes
—Experimental estimateThe possible range is unvalidated and may not be available. An assessment confirms what we can offer.
Your website, measured.
Potential Performance range
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Assessment required
What we would investigate
How this estimate works
The current scores come from one Google PageSpeed Insights lab test, or a recent cached test with its original date shown. They describe this page and selected device, rather than the entire website. Scores can vary between tests.
When the report supports it, our experimental model explores what the Performance score might look like if 25% to 60% of the largest reported saving for each supported metric could be realized. We do not add overlapping savings for the same metric. Each modeled metric reduction is capped at 75% of its measured value; other metrics stay unchanged.
These are scenario assumptions, not measured delivery success rates or a statistical confidence interval. The model has not been calibrated against completed customer projects. It cannot establish which fixes are feasible, how they interact, or which features must remain.
Hosting, required plugins, third-party tools, site functionality, and approved changes need a separate assessment. Missing data, audit warnings, or unsupported scoring can prevent a numeric estimate.
The range does not predict Accessibility, Best Practices, SEO, search rankings, sales, or a Core Web Vitals pass. Our proposed 90+ Performance guarantee requires a qualifying assessment and separately agreed terms.
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Read your current scores
The report can show Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices, and SEO. Each category has a different purpose. Check which device was tested and when the test ran.
These are automated test results. They do not replace a full accessibility review, prove search rankings, or check every part of your website.
Treat the possible range with care
When there is enough useful evidence, the checker may show an experimental future range for Performance only. This range is unvalidated. We have not established an accuracy rate for it.
It is a scenario based on the audit. Your hosting, essential outside tools, and approved changes can affect the result. Hosting is the home for your website files. An assessment is needed to set a feasible target.
Sometimes a number would be misleading
If the report fails, is incomplete, or gives too little useful evidence, the checker will leave out the future range. You can still request an assessment. We will not fill the gap with invented scores.
Know what you are sharing
Your submitted website address is sent to Google for the test. Use a public address and do not include passwords, private links, or personal details. Results may be kept temporarily to reduce repeat requests. Read the privacy policy for the planned data handling.
A quick answer
Does a range of 90+ mean my site qualifies for the guarantee?
No. An assessment must confirm eligibility. Any guarantee applies only under the requirements and refund terms in your written proposal.