Is your website fast enough for Google?

One click on any page gives you a verdict in plain English — what's fine, what's costing you visitors, and what Google actually sees. No jargon, no dashboards, no account.

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Core Web Vitals Snapshot
sarahs-homeware.co.uk
At risk

Something here is slow enough to cost visitors and rankings.

FailingLoading · LCPYour biggest image or heading takes 4.1s to appear. Google wants under 2.5 seconds.
GoodStability · CLSNothing jumps around while your page loads.
Worth attentionResponsiveness · INPYour page takes 0.3s to react to clicks.
Measured with Google's official thresholds · field data, last 28 days

Step one

Check any site in five seconds

Open your site, click the toolbar icon, done. You get one overall verdict — Healthy, Needs attention, or At risk — before you've read a single number. Works on your shop, your competitor's, anyone's.

your-shop.co.uk
Healthy

This site is fast enough for Google and your visitors. Nothing to fix.

A healthy site gets a green verdict and no sales pitch. That's the whole point.

Core Web Vitals Snapshot
sarahs-homeware.co.uk
At risk

Something here is slow enough to cost visitors and rankings.

FailingLoading · LCPYour biggest image or heading takes 4.1s to appear. Google wants under 2.5 seconds.
This visit
3.4s
Measured in your browser just now
What Google sees
4.1s
Real visitors, last 28 days
Get this fixed
GoodStability · CLSNothing jumps around while your page loads.
Worth attentionResponsiveness · INPYour page takes 0.3s to react to clicks.
Measured with Google's official thresholds · field data, last 28 days

Step two

Understand it without a translator

Every metric comes as a sentence a human would say — “your biggest image takes 4.1 seconds to appear” — next to what Google wants instead. Expand any row to compare this visit against what Google sees: real field data from the Chrome UX Report, the dataset Google's rankings actually use.

Step three

Fix it — only if something is actually broken

When a check genuinely fails Google's thresholds, a single quiet link explains what it means and what fixing it involves — a one-off from £350, delivered by the developer behind this tool. When everything passes, there is no pitch at all.

Read the honest version of what fixing costs
Failing

Your biggest image or heading takes 4.1s to appear. Google wants under 2.5 seconds.

Get this fixed

This link only exists because the metric above genuinely fails. Healthy sites never see it.

Built so you can trust a green light

Performance tools love scaring shop owners into buying things. This one is built the other way around.

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One click copies a clean, dated result card to your clipboard — paste it into an email, a client report, or a message to your developer. No screenshots, no cropping.

sarahs-homeware.co.uk
Checked 21 July 2026
At risk
LCP
4.1s
CLS
0.05
INP
0.3s

Measured against Google's official Core Web Vitals thresholds · LCP < 2.5s · CLS < 0.1 · INP < 0.2s

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