PageSpeed and Core Web Vitals.
Paste a list of websites. For each one you get the Google PageSpeed score on mobile and desktop, the Core Web Vitals, real visitor data when Google has it, the biggest fixes and a one-line pitch, as a CSV, Excel or JSON file.
What you get.
One row for every site and device. This is an example with sample data.
| Website | Device | Score | Main content loads in | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| exampledental.test | mobile | 38 | 6.2 s | poor |
| samplefamily.test | mobile | 72 | 3.4 s | needs work |
| demosmile.test | desktop | 95 | 1.1 s | good |
Three steps.
Paste your websites
Up to 30 per run, or click "Speed test" on a finished Google Maps run.
Start the run
Google opens and tests each page. It takes about 10 to 30 seconds per test.
Send the pitch
Sort by score. Each row has the biggest fixes and a sentence you can use.
Pay per test.
One test uses one credit. New accounts get free starting credits. The price for more credits will be announced before the public launch.
Uses Google's official API. Scores can move a few points between tests of the same page.
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Where do the numbers come from?
From Google's official PageSpeed Insights API, which runs Lighthouse on each page. The same engine as the PageSpeed Insights website.
What are Core Web Vitals?
Three measures Google uses to judge a page: how fast the main content shows (LCP, under 2.5 seconds is good), how much the layout jumps (CLS, under 0.1), and how quickly the page reacts (INP, under 200 milliseconds).
Why do some sites have no real visitor data?
Google only has it when enough Chrome users visit the page. Small sites often have none. Then the row says so and the lab numbers are used.
Can I show a client that my work helped?
Yes. Run the same sites again after your fixes. Each row shows the earlier score and whether it improved or got worse.
How much does it cost?
New accounts get free starting credits. One site and device tested uses one credit. The price for more credits is not set yet and will be announced before the public launch.