LCP, largest content paint
Target specification under 2.5s. Degraded by heavy images and slow server infrastructure.
SeeSpeedBased on Google Core Web Vitals
Site speed calibrated to a 90+ score, with a before/after report
A slow site loses the visitor before content renders, and Google factors that same latency into ranking. Optimization runs in layers, from server infrastructure and cache to images and code, to bring load time under 2 seconds.
- 90+ PageSpeed score
- Before/after report
- No visual changes
- 3-7 day delivery
Where a speed project starts, and where it ends
Nothing changes on the site before it is measured. And it gets measured again at the end.
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90+our PageSpeed target
- AuditThe site is measured with the Lighthouse engine to find where the time actually goes.
- PrioritiseOut of the eight layers, only the ones that move the needle on this site get picked.
- ImplementServer, cache, images, CSS, JavaScript and fonts. Without changing how the site looks or behaves.
- Before and afterA comparative PageSpeed report plus a maintenance guide, so the speed does not drift back down.
Speed has a capacity ceiling on weak hosting. If TTFB is the bottleneck, the hosting infrastructure has to change first, and that constraint is stated before the contract, not three months in.
Measure speed with Google's Lighthouse engine
Enter the URL to measure speed and Core Web Vitals with the same engine Google uses for ranking. Full analysis takes 20-60 seconds.
If Google's servers are saturated, the in-house analysis engine takes over automatically.
The three metrics Google measures speed by
Since 2021 these three metrics are part of Google's ranking algorithm.
INP, responsiveness
Target specification under 200ms. Degraded by heavy JavaScript and third-party scripts.
CLS, layout stability
Target specification under 0.1. Degraded by images with no fixed dimensions and injected fonts.
The optimization layers
Depending on the audit result, a combination of these layers is applied, with no visual or functional change:
Server and cache
Web server tuning, PHP version, server-side caching, and a migration to stronger hosting infrastructure if required.
Images
Conversion to WebP/AVIF, compression without quality loss, disciplined lazy load; usually the single largest gain in this layer.
CSS and JavaScript
Unused code removed, minification applied, critical CSS inlined so rendering is never blocked.
Database
Bloated tables cleaned and slow queries indexed, on WordPress sites.
Speed optimization pricing
Price is set by site type and optimization depth. If the site was not built to a correct technical specification from the start, part of the work goes into fixing that base — this constraint is stated before work begins.
Prices are shown in US dollars and stay fixed regardless of exchange-rate swings; no need to call for the "real" price.
Basic Plan
$6
For small and blog sites.
- Image optimization
- Browser cache activation
- CSS/JS file compression
- Before/after report
Standard Plan
$9
For corporate sites with typical traffic.
- Everything in the Basic plan
- Database optimization
- Removing bloat plugins
- Free CDN setup
Professional Plan
$14
To reach a 90+ PageSpeed score.
- Full Core Web Vitals optimization
- Advanced lazy-load and minification
- Dedicated server cache setup
- Result guarantee
E-commerce Plan
$20
For WordPress/WooCommerce stores with many products.
- Product page optimization
- Dedicated WooCommerce cache
- Bulk image compression
- Key-page speed report
Enterprise Plan
$28
For high-traffic sites needing continuous monitoring.
- Everything in the E-commerce plan
- 30-day speed monitoring
- Server and hosting optimization
- Infrastructure consultation
Emergency Plan
$35
For a sudden speed drop or lost ranking due to a slow site.
- 24-hour urgent review
- Fixing critical bottlenecks
- Emergency server and cache setup
- Immediate result report
Dedicated Infrastructure & Large Scale
Dedicated server and CDN for sites with millions of monthly visits.
- Dedicated infrastructure architecture
- Continuous technical team monitoring
- Response-time SLA
What this system does not do
Features are not cut blindly
Every change is verified in staging first and deployed to production only after forms and checkout are confirmed working.
A 90+ score is not guaranteed on every site
Achievable on most corporate and WordPress sites. On large stores with heavy scripting, the realistic target is all three Core Web Vitals passing, not necessarily the number 90.
Speed optimization FAQ
Direct answers to common questions.
How long does speed optimization take?
A typical project runs 3-7 working days. The site stays live throughout; changes are applied in staging first.
How much does speed affect SEO?
Directly: Core Web Vitals are part of Google's ranking algorithm. Speed is a prerequisite for any serious SEO project.
Which caching plugin is recommended?
The plugin is only one component; it depends on the host and site structure. Images, fonts, third-party scripts, and the database also require dedicated manual work.
How is the actual speed gain verified?
With a before/after PageSpeed Insights comparison report, plus the tool above, which can be re-run at any time.
A slow site carries a measurable cost every day it stays slow
Get a free test now; if the score is under 90, it is corrected with one short project.
The demand for this topic, measured across four markets
Watch the intent column here. "pagespeed insights" pulls 22,200 a month but the intent is navigational: those people want Google's tool, not an agency. The 1,300 searches on "website speed optimization" are worth more than all of them, and the $10.07 click price says the market agrees.
| Term entered | Monthly search volume | Click cost | Ranking difficulty | User goal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| website speed optimization | 1,300 | $10.07 | 88 | Informational |
| pagespeed insights | 22,200 | $3.46 | 72 | Informational |
| core web vitals | 6,600 | $4.17 | 81 | Informational |
| speed up wordpress site | 880 | $6.02 | 44 | Informational |
| improve page speed | 210 | - | 41 | Informational |
Data from Semrush, US database, retrieved 27 August 2026. Search volumes decay over time; read anything more than three months old as a trend line, not a fixed figure.
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Core Web Vitals measured before and after; the number is the deliverable.
One rule throughout: See fuses onto a word and makes a single new one, never two words side by side. Exactly as See and commerce became Seemerce.
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