Updated April 18, 2026

Page Speed Analyzer

Real Google Lighthouse metrics plus conversion impact analysis. See how your page speed translates to lost or gained revenue.

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How does it work?

Page speed tools are everywhere. Google PageSpeed Insights, GTmetrix, Pingdom, WebPageTest. They all tell you how fast your page loads. None of them tell you how much that speed is costing you in conversions.

Our page speed analyzer gives you the real Google Lighthouse metrics — same data as PageSpeed Insights — plus the conversion context that matters. Because knowing your LCP is 3.8s is useful. Knowing it's costing you approximately $12,000/month in lost conversions is actionable.

The metrics that matter

We pull four Core Web Vitals directly from Google's Lighthouse engine:

  • LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) — When the biggest element loads. Good: under 2.5s. Your hero image or headline. This is the metric Google weights most heavily for ranking.
  • CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift) — How much the page jumps around while loading. Good: under 0.1. Nothing kills trust faster than buttons moving while you try to click them.
  • FCP (First Contentful Paint) — When the first content appears. Good: under 1.8s. The difference between "loading" and "something is happening."
  • INP (Interaction to Next Paint) — How fast the page responds to clicks. Good: under 200ms. Sluggish buttons feel broken.

Speed and conversion: the data

From our analysis of thousands of pages:

  • Pages loading in 1 second convert at 3× the rate of pages loading in 5 seconds
  • Each additional second of load time costs approximately 7% in conversions
  • The relationship has diminishing returns — going from 5s to 2s is transformative, going from 1.5s to 1.2s is marginal

This means speed optimization has a measurable ROI. We calculate that ROI for your specific page based on your performance data.

Beyond speed scores

A fast page with terrible messaging still won't convert. That's why our analysis includes all 8 conversion dimensions alongside performance data. Speed is one factor — an important one — but it's 7% of the weighted score. The other 93% is messaging, trust, CTAs, and design.

Performance metrics we measure

Your hero and copy account for 40% of conversions. Most pages nail neither.

Real Google Lighthouse data

Same metrics as PageSpeed Insights — LCP, CLS, FCP, INP, performance score. Authoritative data.

Conversion impact modeling

See how your speed translates to conversion rate impact. Revenue context, not just milliseconds.

Core Web Vitals status

Good, Needs Improvement, or Poor for each metric — using Google's exact thresholds.

Full page analysis included

Speed data plus messaging, design, trust, and CTA analysis. The complete conversion picture.

Mobile performance focus

Lighthouse runs mobile by default — where 82.9% of landing page traffic comes from.

Accessibility and SEO scores

Google's accessibility, SEO, and best practices scores alongside performance data.

Sample insight

"Your LCP is 4.2s — Poor by Google's standards."

Your largest contentful paint takes 4.2 seconds (Google threshold: 2.5s). This is likely costing you ~12% in conversions based on speed-to-conversion research. The culprit: an unoptimized hero image at 2.4MB. Compress to WebP and add width/height attributes to fix both LCP and CLS.

Common questions

How is this different from Google PageSpeed Insights?

We use the same Google Lighthouse engine, so the data is identical. What we add: conversion impact analysis, revenue modeling, and a full 8-dimension page analysis alongside the speed data. Speed in context, not speed in isolation.

Which Core Web Vital matters most?

LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) has the strongest correlation with both search ranking and conversion rate. If you can only optimize one metric, make it LCP. Target under 2.5 seconds.

Does page speed affect Google rankings?

Yes. Core Web Vitals are a confirmed Google ranking factor. Pages with Good CWV status get a ranking boost. But content relevance still matters more — a slow, relevant page can outrank a fast, irrelevant one.

My PageSpeed score is 95. Do I still need conversion analysis?

Absolutely. A page can score 95 on speed and 35 on conversion effectiveness. Speed is necessary but only 7% of the conversion picture. Most pages have bigger conversion wins in messaging and trust than in speed optimization.

How accurate is the conversion impact estimate?

It's based on published research correlating page speed with conversion rates (Portent, Google, Deloitte). The estimate is directional — useful for prioritization, not precise to the dollar.

Does it test mobile or desktop speed?

Mobile by default, which is Google's standard. Mobile performance is typically worse than desktop and affects the majority of your visitors. The analysis reflects mobile Lighthouse results.

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