PageSpeed and Core Web Vitals
Core Web Vitals and PageSpeed for all your client sites, every week
A new plugin or an updated theme can slow a site down without anyone noticing, until traffic from Google starts to drop.
The problem
Performance slips one update at a time.
Nobody runs PageSpeed Insights every week for every site. So a slowdown stays invisible for months, until the client notices fewer leads.
A history of scores also lets you show your client the value of your work.
How it works
PageSpeed Insights, on autopilot.
- 1
Weekly analysis
Every week we run Lighthouse on the home page, for mobile and desktop.
- 2
History
We keep the score and Core Web Vitals so you can see the trend.
- 3
Alerts
A poor score or a sharp drop triggers an alert.
In detail
What you get for each site.
- Performance score for mobile and desktop
- LCP, CLS and the other key metrics
- Trend over time to see when a slowdown started
- Alerts on poor scores and sudden drops
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Where does the data come from?
From Google’s official PageSpeed Insights API, the same one behind Google’s web page.
How often are scores updated?
Once a week per site, so the numbers stay comparable without wasting resources.
Related features
Goes well with
Try it on your clients’ sites.
During the beta we welcome agencies in small groups and set up the first sites together.