A slow website will reduce your organic SEO traffic from Google and lower conversion rates for people who find your site.
Analyze page speed to see what resources your website loads, watch it load step by step, and check if third-party code is slowing you down.
Our page speed checker shows you opportunities to improve your page load time.

To get the biggest ranking boost you need to do well on all three Core Web Vitals: Largest Contentful Paint, Interaction to Next Paint, and Cumulative Layout Shift.
Our web performance test includes Google data to show you how fast your website is for real users and whether this could impact rankings.
Run a website performance test to see how you can improve user experience on important landing pages.
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See how your metrics change over time and compare historical test results to each other to see what changed.
Test site speed from 30 global test locations using mobile and desktop devices. Set up performance budgets and test pages that require authentication.
DebugBear real-user monitoring shows you how your visitors experience your website and points out what to improve for the biggest impact.
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Find out how to use waterfall charts to understand and optimize the speed of your website.
The Largest Contentful Paint measures how long it takes for the main page content to appear. It is arguably the most important Core Web Vitals metric.
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PageSpeed Insights, the Google site speed test, collects lab data by simulating a slower network. However, this can lead to inaccurate metrics being reported, so DebugBear collects data on a real throttled connection.
Unlike Pingdom, DebugBear provides detailed debug data you can use to optimize your site.
GTmetrix is a great lab testing tool, but doesn't surface the Google metrics that actually determine how well your website ranks.

Check the different LCP subparts that make up your overall Largest Contentful Paint score.
Analyze your page load time to see what requests block rendering or delay an LCP image.
Every result includes a full Google Lighthouse report, with the Performance score and all audits. Our website speed test runs Lighthouse on a real throttled connection rather than simulated throttling, so the scores reflect what visitors actually get.

The same website will load quickly on a low-latency and high-bandwidth connection and be slow on an unreliable mobile network.
Visitors can see different parts of the page depending on their screen size. Cumulative Layout Shift is often worse on desktop than on mobile.
A less powerful processor will result in worse Total Blocking Time and poorer interaction responsiveness.

Our tool detects over 25 common performance issues and provides the data you need to fix them.
Large HTML and CSS downloads can lead to poor website performance. Test your website speed to see what's increasing the size of your HTML and CSS files, for example embedded images and fonts.
Find out what images can be optimized or how requests for different page resources can be prioritized better.

Use our free page speed test to check your website and those of your competitors.
Use DebugBear to continuously benchmark website performance of brands in your category.
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Measure the Time to First Byte metric on your website from 10 different locations with our TTFB test.
The INP Debugger interacts with page elements on your website and reports INP scores.
View how your website loads with and without JS using the NoScript Test
Our website SEO tester analyzes your page for common SEO issues and provides tips to improve your search engine rankings.

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