How to Analyze Your Website’s Performance

We’ve all been there: waiting for a slow website to load, tapping your fingers, wondering if it’s ever going to finish. Well, if your site is lagging, your visitors are feeling that same frustration.

Speed isn’t just some techy buzzword. It decides whether people stick around or bounce, whether Google gives you a thumbs-up or buries you on page five. Blog, store, business site—it doesn’t matter. A faster site means happier visitors and better rankings.

That’s why we made the Website Analyser: a free, no-nonsense tool to check your site’s speed and get straightforward tips to improve it. Because nobody should lose visitors (or sales) just because their site’s stuck in slow motion.

Why Should You Care About Performance?

Nobody likes waiting around for a slow website. If your page takes too long to load, most visitors will just bounce. And guess what? Google notices that too. Faster sites rank better, especially on mobile, so speed isn’t just about keeping users happy, it’s about staying ahead in search results.

Improving your site’s performance helps with:

• Keeping users engaged longer

• Lowering bounce rates

• Boosting your visibility in search engines

• Increasing conversions (whether that means sales, sign-ups, or other actions)

What the Website Analyser Does

Just enter your website’s URL, and the tool will scan your site and give you a performance summary. You’ll see:

• How fast your site loads on desktop and mobile

• Key metrics like Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS)

• A general performance score

• Specific suggestions for what to fix or improve

No technical skills needed—it’s meant to be useful for anyone, whether you're a developer or not.

Who Is This For?

This tool is great if you:

• Run your own blog or website

• Are trying to get approved for AdSense

• Want to improve your SEO

• Work on client websites and need quick diagnostics

Try It Out

There’s no login or setup required. Just head over to the Website Analyser, paste in your URL, and see how your site stacks up.

It’s a simple way to get real insights and start making your website faster and more effective.