Website speed & PageSpeed scores
Google's PageSpeed Insights grades every website from 0 to 100. A low score usually means pages that keep mobile visitors waiting. We find what is slowing your site down, fix it at the root, and re-test with the same tool so you can check the results yourself.
§01What we change
Before
After
§02How it works
Stage 01 · Plant
We run your key pages through PageSpeed Insights and explain the results in plain language: what is slow, why, and what it is likely costing you.
Stage 02 · Root
We trace where every second goes, from the server and hosting to images, scripts and fonts, and agree a fixed-scope plan.
Stage 03 · Grow
We make the changes, then re-test the same pages with the same tool, so you get a before and after you can check yourself.
Stage 04 · Tend
Speed tends to slip as content and features are added. Ongoing care keeps your scores where they should be.
§03Why the score matters
PageSpeed Insights is Google's free test of how quickly a page loads and how stable it is on a typical phone. It scores every page from 0 to 100.
0–49Poor
50–89Needs improvement
90–100Good
Google says the page experience measured by its Core Web Vitals (how quickly the main content loads, how fast the page responds, and how stable it stays) “aligns with what our core ranking systems seek to reward.”
Source · Google Search CentralIn a study of 37 brands commissioned by Google and run by 55 and Deloitte, a 0.1 second improvement in mobile site speed increased conversion rates by 8.4% for retail sites and 10.1% for travel sites.
Source · web.dev: Milliseconds make millionsWhen someone finds you on their phone, a page that stays blank for seconds, or jumps around as it loads, looks broken, and leaving takes a single tap.
§04Field study · Great Lakes Additive
We replaced a slow, plugin-heavy WooCommerce store with a custom platform, then tuned it page by page. You can run the same test on their live site right now.
PageSpeed Insights · homepage · measured 2026-10-17
Questions owners ask
It is the performance score from Google's free PageSpeed Insights tool. It loads your page on a simulated mid-range phone over a slow mobile connection and scores it from 0 to 100: 90 and above is good, 50 to 89 needs improvement, and below 50 is poor.
Indirectly. Google's ranking systems reward good page experience, which it measures with Core Web Vitals collected from real visitors. PageSpeed Insights tests the same qualities in a lab, so a better score usually means a better experience. It is one of many signals, and helpful, relevant content still matters most.
Network and server conditions vary slightly from run to run, so scores move by a few points. We test each page several times and report results conservatively.
Often, yes: image optimization, removing unneeded plugins and apps, and better caching can make a real difference. When the platform itself is the bottleneck, we will tell you honestly and show what a rebuild would gain.
The speed check is free. If you want us to make the fixes, you get a written, fixed-scope proposal before any work starts.
Next season starts here
Send us your website address. We will run it through PageSpeed Insights, explain the results in plain language, and tell you what it would take to get into the green.