Page speed optimization
Faster pages on phones, measured with Google’s Core Web Vitals before and after the work.
For businesses whose site is slow on phones or fails Google’s Core Web Vitals, whoever built it.
The problem
Slow pages, real costs.
Three speed problems, and what’s behind each one.
- 01
“Our site is slow on phones, and I don’t know why.”
53% of mobile visits are abandoned if a page takes longer than 3 seconds to load. The cause can be images, fonts, scripts, apps, or the server, and each needs a different fix. Source: Google, 2016 (opens in a new tab)
- 02
“Google says our site fails Core Web Vitals.”
Google’s report shows which pages fail, and on which measure. It doesn’t say which fix to make first on your platform.
- 03
“I can’t tell if speed is costing us sales.”
A 0.1‑second faster mobile site lifted retail conversions by 8.4%. That’s one study. For your site, we compare your own conversion rate before and after the work. Source: Deloitte for Google, 2020 (opens in a new tab)
The work
What’s included.
We find what slows your pages down, fix it in order of impact, and measure the change.
A mobile speed check
Your Core Web Vitals on phones, for your key pages: how fast the main content appears, how quickly a tap gets a response, and whether the layout jumps.
Fixes in order of impact
A written list of what slows those pages down, with the fix that matters most first.
Lighter images, fonts, and scripts
Images sized for phones, fonts that don’t hold up your text, and scripts that load when they’re needed.
A layout that holds still
Space set aside for images, embeds, and banners, so content doesn’t jump while the page loads.
Apps and tags, checked
Third-party apps, widgets, and tracking tags checked for what they cost in load time. Nothing you use comes off without your OK.
Ongoing speed checks
In a monthly plan, website care includes speed checks, so you see when new pages, apps, or tags slow the site down.
- Typical KPI
- Conversion rate
- With a monthly plan, your live dashboard tracks visits, leads, and sales, so you can compare your conversion rate with its baseline.
How it works
What happens, and when.
From the free audit to your monthly review, here’s each step.
- Within one business day
Free audit
A person checks your site on five points, including Core Web Vitals on mobile, and emails you a plain-English report.
- After a 30‑minute call
A proposal with a fixed price
A written proposal: the one KPI we agree on, the speed work your site needs, and its fixed price, as a one-off project or in a monthly plan.
- By day 30
First fixes live
With a monthly plan: your tracking is checked, your baselines are in the dashboard, and the first fixes are live.
- Each month
Monthly review
In a monthly plan: a plain-English report, a review call, and speed checks as part of website care.
Price
How pricing works.
Every project is quoted after the free audit or a call, so you know the price before work starts.
Ask for a project quoteFAQ
Speed questions, answered.
Something else on your mind? Email [email protected] and a person replies within one business day.
What are Core Web Vitals?
Google’s three measures of how a page feels to visitors: how fast the main content appears (Largest Contentful Paint), how quickly the page responds to a tap or click (Interaction to Next Paint), and whether the layout jumps while it loads (Cumulative Layout Shift). Google measures phones and computers separately.
Do Core Web Vitals affect Google rankings?
We don’t promise rankings, because speed is only one of many things that decide them. We measure your Core Web Vitals before and after the work, and track the KPI we agree on.
Why is my mobile speed score so low?
Mobile speed tests usually simulate a mid-range phone on a slower connection, so mobile scores often sit below desktop. Your own phone on office Wi-Fi is a best case, not a typical visit.
Ready when you are.
Start with a free website audit. A person checks your site, and the report is in your inbox within one business day.