Free Website Speed Test: Measure Your Mobile Speed with Google
Enter your site address and choose your goals. Google PageSpeed Insights measures your page under mobile device conditions; you see the mobile speed score, the key measurements (LCP, FCP, TBT, CLS), real-user data where available and the improvements that gain the most. You can request a free quote with your result in one click.
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Enter your site address and measure your mobile speed with Google
The measurement is made with Google PageSpeed Insights and can take about half a minute. No sign-up needed.
Your analysis summary will be attached to the quote request below automatically.
Get a Quote with Your Speed Test Result
If you ran the test, its summary is attached to your request automatically. If not, you can simply describe your goals briefly; we reply within 24 hours.
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What does the speed test measure?
The measurement is made with Google PageSpeed Insights under mobile device conditions and shown under four headings.
| Heading | What is measured | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile speed score | The 0–100 performance score of Google PageSpeed Insights | Most visitors come from mobile; the chance that they leave a slow page rises. |
| Key measurements | LCP, FCP, TBT, CLS and Speed Index (lab measurement) | Shows when the page becomes visible and usable and whether the screen jumps around. |
| Real-user data | Where available, LCP, INP and CLS values collected from Chrome users | The lab measurement is an estimate; the experience real visitors have is more decisive. |
| Improvement opportunities | Google’s suggestions that gain the most and the estimated gain | Shows where to start, in order of priority. |
How does the speed test work?
- 01
Enter your address
The address is required; choosing your goals and the problems you face is optional.
- 02
Google measures
Google PageSpeed Insights opens your page under mobile device conditions; the measurement can take about half a minute.
- 03
See the result, get a quote
You see the score, the measurements, real-user data, the priority steps and the recommended services; you can carry the result to the quote form in one click.
What does this test not show?
This test is a mobile lab measurement of your home page. To be honest, it does not cover some things:
- A single page: only the address you enter is measured; other pages may give different results.
- Small differences each time: server load and network conditions affect the result; the general trend of several measurements is more reliable.
- Desktop: this tool measures mobile; desktop results are usually higher.
- Guarantees: a speed improvement is not a ranking, traffic or sales guarantee.
For a deeper review, request a quote together with your result and we will assess the site with you. The first conversation is free and the quote is not binding.
What should you do based on your result?
After the test, look at the page closest to your situation.
If the score is low
To plan the fixes that gain the most, see website maintenance and consulting.
If the problem is in the foundation
Use the criteria on the website redesign page to judge whether the site should be renewed.
If search visibility matters too
Measure crawling, titles and structured data along with speed with the free SEO analysis.
If you want to see the whole picture
The free website analysis measures design, software, SEO and AI visibility in one report.
See the Real State of Your Site, Then Decide
Run the analysis and we will turn the result into a free quote in one click. We reply within 24 hours and the quote is not binding.
Frequently Asked Questions About Free Website Speed Test
Is the website speed test free, and what is it for?
Yes, it is free and needs no sign-up. It measures the mobile speed of your home page with Google PageSpeed Insights; it shows a performance score between 0 and 100, the key measurements, real-user data where available and the improvement suggestions that gain the most. The result also includes a recommended route and services.
What do LCP, TBT and CLS mean?
LCP measures when the largest content of the page appears; FCP when the first content appears; TBT how long the page cannot respond to user input; CLS how much elements move around while loading. Speed Index summarises how quickly the content fills in. The result screen shows a target value for each.
What is the difference between the lab measurement and real-user data?
The lab measurement is an estimate obtained when Google opens the page under controlled mobile device conditions. Real-user data is the actual experience collected from Chrome users who visit your site; it exists only for addresses with enough visitors. The two can differ.
Why does each measurement come out slightly different?
Server load, network conditions and third-party scripts affect the measurement. A single measurement is therefore not exact; the general trend of several measurements is more reliable. Results are cached briefly for the same address.
Is desktop speed measured too?
No, this tool measures mobile, because Google uses the mobile version as its basis and mobile results are usually lower. Desktop results are generally higher.
Does the speed test give a ranking or sales guarantee?
No. A fast site improves the visitor experience and is one of the signals search engines take into account; it is not a ranking, traffic or sales guarantee. The test also gives no price or time; the exact scope and quote are prepared in writing after a conversation.
Is the address I enter stored?
The address you enter is sent to Google PageSpeed Insights and the result is cached briefly. If you send a quote request, the test summary and your form details reach us only so that we can reply to you; they are not shared with third parties. Details are in our privacy and cookie policy.