What score does Google give your site's speed?
Enter a URL to extract Google's official PageSpeed score and the Core Web Vitals that actually affect ranking.
About this tool
Since 2021, real page speed is an official Google ranking factor, measured by the Core Web Vitals: LCP (largest element load), CLS (layout shift) and interaction responsiveness. This tool analyzes your site with Google's official PageSpeed engine (Lighthouse, mobile mode) and shows the Performance score plus the raw value of each metric — the same numbers Search Console reports to site owners.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good score?
90+ is green (good), 50–89 orange (needs improvement), below 50 red. Target LCP under 2.5s and CLS under 0.1.
Why does the analysis take 20–30 seconds?
Google actually loads your page in a simulated mobile browser and watches the full load — it's a real analysis, not a simple lookup.
What is the biggest lever for a better score?
Usually three things: optimized images (WebP, right size), proper caching, and fast hosting with a low TTFB. An LCP over 4s usually traces back to these.
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