Free Website Speed Test
Enter your website address to get a real Google PageSpeed Insights score, your Core Web Vitals, and the top 5 fixes explained in plain language — not developer jargon.
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Why website speed matters for your business
Google's own research shows that as page load time goes from 1 to 3 seconds, the probability a visitor abandons the page jumps by 32%. A slow website doesn't just frustrate visitors — it directly costs conversions, phone calls, and Google Business Profile clicks, and page speed is also a confirmed Google Search ranking signal on mobile. For a local business competing for "near me" searches, a page that loads in under 2 seconds can be the difference between a customer choosing you or the next result down.
This free website speed test runs a real Google PageSpeed Insights (the same engine that powers Google's own Search Console "Core Web Vitals" report) audit of your page and returns a 0-100 performance score, your Core Web Vitals, and — most importantly — the top opportunities to fix, translated out of developer jargon into plain language you can actually act on or hand to whoever manages your website.
Understanding your score
A score of 90-100 is considered "Good" by Google, 50-89 is "Needs Improvement," and below 50 is "Poor." Mobile scores are almost always lower than desktop scores for the exact same page — PSI deliberately simulates a mid-range phone on a throttled network connection for the mobile test, since that is closer to how most Indian shoppers actually browse. Use the Mobile/Desktop toggle above to check both — Google primarily uses your mobile score for mobile search rankings.
What are Core Web Vitals?
LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) measures how long it takes for the main content of your page to become visible — under 2.5 seconds is good. CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift) measures how much your page's content unexpectedly jumps around while loading — under 0.1 is good, and a high CLS is often the reason visitors "misclick" a button that moved. INP (Interaction to Next Paint) measures how quickly your page responds after a visitor taps or clicks something — under 200 milliseconds is good.
Fixing what this tool finds
Most of the fixes this tool surfaces — compressing images, enabling caching, removing unused code — are exactly the kind of thing a fast, modern hosting setup handles automatically. A BizGo business page is built on optimized infrastructure from day one, so you spend your time running your business instead of chasing performance audits. Check your mobile-friendliness next — speed and mobile usability go hand in hand for local search.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, completely free with no login required, up to 10 checks per day per visitor.
PageSpeed Insights deliberately simulates a mid-range phone on a throttled mobile network for the mobile test, which is a much harsher condition than a desktop connection — a lower mobile score is normal and expected.
This tool calls the real Google PageSpeed Insights API, the same engine behind Google Search Console's Core Web Vitals report.
Check after any redesign, new plugin/app install, or hosting change, and roughly once a quarter otherwise — sites tend to slow down gradually as more content and scripts get added.
Google's PageSpeed Insights service occasionally rate-limits during high demand. Wait a few minutes and try again — your daily check count is not affected by a busy-service message.
