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Free website speed checker for performance and SEO diagnostics

A fast website is easier to use, easier to crawl and more likely to keep visitors moving toward the next action. This checker combines a real public server request with practical page diagnostics and, when Google returns data, mobile and desktop Lighthouse signals.

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The report combines a real public response with HTML delivery diagnostics. Mobile and desktop Lighthouse metrics are shown only when Google returns them.

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Complete the form and this panel will show a live or generated result. No sample score is shown before a real check is run.

About this tool

Free website speed checker for performance and SEO diagnostics

A fast website is easier to use, easier to crawl and more likely to keep visitors moving toward the next action. This checker combines a real public server request with practical page diagnostics and, when Google returns data, mobile and desktop Lighthouse signals.

Use the report to separate server-response problems from front-end performance issues. TTFB, downloaded HTML size, compression and cache headers help diagnose the delivery layer, while Lighthouse scores can highlight rendering, accessibility and search-quality issues that need deeper work.

How to use it

  1. Enter the full public website URL you want to test.
  2. Review live server timing, status, response size and delivery signals.
  3. Compare mobile and desktop Lighthouse data when it is available.
  4. Use the recommendations to prioritise hosting, code, media and front-end improvements.
Common questions

Website Speed Checker FAQs

What does the website speed checker measure?

It measures the public HTTP response, including status, time to first byte, total request time and response size. It also checks delivery signals such as compression and caching, and can show Google Lighthouse data when the public PageSpeed endpoint returns it.

Is this the same as Core Web Vitals?

No. Server timings and Lighthouse lab data are useful diagnostics, but real-user Core Web Vitals require field data such as CrUX when enough usage data is available.

Can a fast server still have a slow website?

Yes. A low TTFB can still be followed by slow rendering caused by JavaScript, large images, fonts, third-party scripts or layout work in the browser.

Need the work implemented?

Use the result as a starting point, then let GulfXPrime handle the improvement.

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