Speed test
Find out how fast your site opens on a phone and on a computer. The result is based on Google data, with plain-language explanations.
What the metrics mean
- LCP
- Main content loading. Up to 2.5 seconds is good.
- INP
- Response speed to taps. Up to 200 ms is good. Only shown for sites with enough traffic.
- CLS
- Layout shift. Up to 0.1 is good.
Why it matters
Google takes speed into account for search rankings. A slow site also burns ad budget: people don't wait for the page to open and go back. Mobile internet in Uzbekistan isn't fast everywhere, so pay special attention to the mobile score.
Frequently asked questions
Usually 20–60 seconds. Google PageSpeed Insights loads the page separately in mobile and desktop mode and shows both results.
Server load, network speed and ad scripts differ on every run. A 5–10 point difference is normal — run the test a few times and look at the average.
90–100 is good, 50–89 needs improvement, 0–49 is slow. The mobile score is usually lower than desktop because a slower phone and connection are simulated.
The usual wins are converting images to WebP and compressing them, removing unused scripts and plugins, caching and decent hosting. For an exact list, order an audit.
Yes, you can enter any public website address — for example, to compare a competitor's site with yours.