~10 secTracking checker
Is every pixel firing?
Free tool · Speed test
How fast does your store answer?
Most store visits start on a phone, where every script and image waits its turn. Paste a page to measure how fast your server answers and what slows the page down, with the fix for each.
Free, no sign-upAbout 5 secondsServer-side, not Lighthouse
Test your home page and your best-selling product page: they load different apps.
Also free:Tracking checkerROAS calculatorEmail deliverabilitySEO checkerSecurity scan
Sample reportyourstore.com
- Time to first byte310 msPass
- CompressionBrotliPass
- Render-blocking scripts7 in <head>Fail
- Third-party hosts14Warn
- Images without size9Warn
In short
How do I test how fast my store loads?
Paste a page into the website speed test. It measures how fast your server answers (time to first byte) and how long the page takes to download, then finds what slows it down: compression, caching, render-blocking scripts, images and third-party tags, sampling up to 12 files, each with the fix.
- You enter
- Any page
- Results in
- ~5 sec
- Price
- Free, no sign-up
- Highlights
- Time to first byte · Render-blocking scripts · Up to 12 files sampled
01 — What it checks
Where the seconds go.08
A page is fast when the server answers quickly and the browser has little to wait for. The test checks both sides.
Server response
Time to first byte from our servers: how long until your HTML starts to arrive.
Download time
The full HTML download, including every redirect on the way.
Compression & size
gzip or Brotli on the HTML, the page’s weight and inline script bloat.
Caching
Cache-Control on the HTML and on up to 12 CSS and JavaScript files.
Render-blocking
Scripts in <head> without defer or async, and the number of stylesheets.
Images
Lazy loading, width and height (so the page doesn’t jump) and WebP or AVIF.
Third-party tags
Every outside host the page loads from, and the hints that speed them up.
Protocol & hints
HTTP/2, preload and preconnect links, and font-display for web fonts.
02 — How it works
From URL to fixes in three steps.
We time your server
We request the page, follow redirects and time each step until the last byte of HTML arrives.
We read what the page loads
Scripts, stylesheets, images, fonts and outside hosts, and up to 12 files sampled for caching and size.
You get the fixes in order
Fails first, each with what to change and where. Passed checks are listed too.
What a server test can’t see
How the page renders in a real browser: Core Web Vitals, layout shifts and slow JavaScript. Confirm with PageSpeed Insights, or ask us for a full speed audit.
03 — Free test or speed audit
The test finds the queue. An audit clears it.
What it measures
- Free test
- Server timing and the page’s HTML
- Speed audit
- Real-user Core Web Vitals and lab runs
Apps & theme
- Free test
- Lists outside hosts
- Speed audit
- Finds the app and theme code behind each delay
Phones
- Free test
- From our servers
- Speed audit
- On a mid-range phone over mobile data
What you get
- Free test
- Pass, warn or fail per check
- Speed audit
- Fixes ranked by time saved
Time
- Free test
- About 5 seconds
- Speed audit
- [5] working days
| What | Free test | Speed audit |
|---|---|---|
| What it measures | Server timing and the page’s HTML | Real-user Core Web Vitals and lab runs |
| Apps & theme | Lists outside hosts | Finds the app and theme code behind each delay |
| Phones | From our servers | On a mid-range phone over mobile data |
| What you get | Pass, warn or fail per check | Fixes ranked by time saved |
| Time | About 5 seconds | [5] working days |
Not sure you need an audit? Bring the free report to a call and we’ll tell you straight.
Book a strategy call
04 — More free tools
Check the rest of the store.
Each tool reads one thing and tells you the fix. Run them in any order.
- ~10 sec
InstantROAS calculator
What ROAS do you need?
~5 secEmail deliverability
Do your emails reach the inbox?
~5 secSEO checker
Can Google read your store?
~10 secSecurity scan
Is your store leaking anything?
FAQ
Questions about speed.
Not on the list? Ask on a call, or by email.
PageSpeed Insights loads the page in a real browser. This test times your server and reads what the page asks a browser to download, so it finds delivery problems fast. Use both.
Google’s guidance treats 0.8 seconds or less as good. Our number comes from our servers, so it varies a little with distance; test twice if it’s close.
Many add scripts to every page, even pages that don’t use them. The report lists every outside host the page loads; each one is another request a phone has to make.
Server response changes with traffic and caching. Run the test two or three times and look at the checks that fail every time.
Faster pages lose fewer shoppers on the way to the product. What that’s worth depends on your store, so we test it rather than promise a number.
Still unsure?Saimul Islam reads every report people bring to a call.Faster now?
Let’s convert.
Book a strategy call
Speed buys attention; the page has to sell. Bring this report to a [30]-minute call.
Or write to [hello@domain.com]
