Free speed test
Enter a page from your website to see its mobile speed on Google's PageSpeed data: the real-visitor Core Web Vitals when Google has them, and a lab test score. It's free and asks for no email.
Enter a page from your website. Results come from Google’s PageSpeed Insights, on a mobile phone. Free, no email needed.
Google’s passing scores for each measure are on Core Web Vitals for car dealerships.
Each result gets a color. Green means that measure is in Google's good range, amber means it needs work, and red means shoppers are feeling it.
Real-visitor results come first when Google has them for your page; the 0 to 100 lab score comes next. Last is a list of the tools on your page ranked by how long each held it up. That list is the quickest place to find what to fix.
Yes. Test an inventory search page and a vehicle detail page too. Shoppers from ads and search often land on those, and they carry more tools than the homepage.
Start with the tools list: the ones at the top are holding your page up the longest. Then get a free speed analysis and we'll show you what Site Speed Engine would change on that page.
Google only reports it when a page or site has enough Chrome visits in the last 28 days. Smaller stores often don't, and the lab test still shows what's slowing the page down.
Enter a page here or at Google's PageSpeed Insights. Both use Google's own data: real visits when there are enough, plus a lab test.
Usually under a minute. Google loads the page on a simulated phone before it returns the result.
Mobile. It's the harder test, and the one most dealer sites fail.