Free Website Speed Test
& PageSpeed Score Checker

Instantly see your Google PageSpeed Insights scores — Performance, SEO, Accessibility, and Best Practices — plus domain age. No signup required.

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What is a PageSpeed Score?

Google PageSpeed Insights (PSI) measures how fast and well-optimised a webpage is. It runs in Google's Lighthouse engine and scores your site across four categories:

90–100 · Good
50–89 · Needs Work
0–49 · Poor

Performance

Measures how quickly your page loads for real users — First Contentful Paint (FCP), Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), Total Blocking Time (TBT), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS). A score below 50 means visitors are likely leaving before the page finishes loading.

SEO

Checks that search engines can crawl and understand your page: proper meta tags, descriptive link text, valid robots.txt, and mobile-friendliness. A high SEO score doesn't guarantee rankings, but a low score will hurt them.

Accessibility

Evaluates how usable your site is for people with disabilities — colour contrast ratios, image alt text, keyboard navigation, and ARIA labels. Improving accessibility also tends to improve SEO.

Best Practices

Checks for modern web standards: HTTPS, no browser errors, secure cookie attributes, no deprecated APIs, and valid image aspect ratios. These are foundational quality signals.

Why Domain Age Matters

Google treats older domains as more trustworthy — they've had more time to accumulate backlinks and content. A brand-new domain (under 6 months) may rank more slowly even with excellent content. Our tool shows you the exact registration date pulled from RDAP (WHOIS replacement) records.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the PageSpeed score calculated?
The score is computed by Google's Lighthouse engine, which runs a simulated page load on a mobile device and measures real performance metrics. It's weighted: Performance is most complex, while SEO and Best Practices are mostly pass/fail checks.
Why does my score differ from Google Search Console?
This tool runs a lab test (controlled environment), while Search Console uses field data (real user measurements). Lab scores are repeatable but may differ from what real users experience depending on CDN, caching, and geographic factors.
What is a good PageSpeed score?
90+ is considered Good. 50–89 is Needs Improvement. Below 50 is Poor. For e-commerce sites, every 100ms of load time can reduce conversions by 1%. Aim for 90+ Performance on mobile.
How do I improve my score?
The most impactful fixes: serve images in WebP format, enable lazy loading, remove unused JavaScript, use a CDN, and enable browser caching. Google's own PageSpeed report links to specific improvement guides for each issue it finds.
Is this the same as Google PageSpeed Insights?
Yes — we call the official Google PageSpeed Insights API v5 and display the exact same scores you'd see at pagespeed.web.dev. We just show it in a cleaner format alongside domain age data.