Free tool
Is your website slow enough to be costing you enquiries?
Enter your address and we will measure how it loads on a phone, then tell you in plain English what is holding it back. The measurements come from Google. No sign-up, no email required.
What the numbers actually mean
Google grades every page out of 100 for speed. Below about 50 you are losing people before the page appears; 90 and above is genuinely quick. The score matters less than the four things underneath it.
Main content appears
How long before the biggest thing on screen — usually your header image — is visible. Google considers 2.5 seconds or better to be good. This is the number that decides whether someone waits or presses back.
Page stability
Whether the layout jumps around while it loads. A page that shifts under someone's thumb makes them tap the wrong thing, and it is one of the more common reasons a contact form gets abandoned halfway.
Responds to taps
Some pages look ready but ignore you for a moment while code finishes running. Under 200 milliseconds is fine; over 600 and the phone feels broken.
Finished loading
How long until the page stops changing. Useful as a sanity check on the other three.
Why we built this
Most speed tools hand you a wall of developer terminology and leave you to work out which parts matter. We wanted one that names the actual problem — the 3MB photo, the code that blocks the first paint — and says what it costs you. If the fixes look like a job for someone else, we do that too, but the test stands on its own.
Measurements come from Google's PageSpeed Insights, run fresh each time and cached for an hour. Five free tests a day per visitor. We do not store your address or send you anything.