How fast is your store, really?
Google’s own phone test, read back in plain English, with the apps slowing you down named. Put your competitors next to you.
Lab test by Google PageSpeed Insights on an emulated mid-range phone. Scores move a few points between runs.
- Opening your store on a phoneemulated moto g power · throttled 4g
- Waiting for the first paintfirst contentful paint
- Waiting for the largest imagelargest contentful paint
- Counting scripts and appsthird-party code · main-thread work
- Ranking the fixessorted by time saved
A small badge for your site, linked to a certificate. We run Google’s test once more to issue it.
You and your competitors.
What speed is worth.
Enter your revenue to see what one proven speed gain would be worth to you.
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What’s weighing it down.
What to fix first.
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Store Speed Sprint.
One outcome: main content under 2.5 s in Google’s phone test, on your home, collection, product and cart pages.
If we don’t hit the target, the next week is on me.
Fixing it is most of what I do for stores.
I’ll run it for you.
Google’s test queue is full right now. Leave your email and I will run the test on your store myself and send you the report, with the fixes that matter first.
What the test measures.
- When the page looks ready.
How long until the biggest thing on screen, usually the hero image or product photo, is visible. Google counts 2.5 seconds or less as good.
largest paint - When the page listens.
How long the phone takes to react when a shopper taps. Heavy scripts from apps and trackers are the usual cause when it lags.
response to a tap - Whether things stay put.
How much content jumps while loading, the reason shoppers tap the wrong button. Google counts 0.1 or less as good.
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