Page Speed Test
Measure real page performance server-side: TTFB, load time, page weight, requests and render-blocking resources, scored 0-100. Free, no API key.
Test page speed
Enter a URL. We fetch it server-side and measure real load performance.
What this page speed test does
Common use cases
- 1Diagnosing a slow page
- 2Measuring TTFB and server speed
- 3Finding render-blocking resources
- 4Benchmarking before and after a fix
- 5Auditing page weight
- 6Justifying a performance project
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About page speed
Page speed affects both conversions and rankings — Google uses page experience as a signal, and users abandon slow pages. The fundamentals are a fast server response (TTFB), a light page weight, few requests, and minimal render-blocking CSS and JavaScript.
This test fetches the page through our server and measures each of those directly — no third-party API or key — then scores them transparently. Because it measures delivery rather than full browser rendering, use it for server-side and asset optimisation, and pair it with a field-data tool for real-user rendering metrics.
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What does the page speed test measure?
It fetches the page through our server and measures the real server response time (TTFB), full load time, page weight, request count and render-blocking resources, then scores them transparently.
Is this the same as Google PageSpeed?
No. Every number here is measured directly from our own server fetch, not a third-party API. It focuses on delivery and asset optimisation rather than full browser rendering.
What is TTFB?
Time To First Byte — how long the server takes to start responding. Under ~300ms is ideal; higher points to server, caching or hosting issues.
Is it live?
Yes. All metrics are measured at the moment you run the test.