Performance baseline
Before and after measurements of response time and Core Web Vitals, so the improvement is shown, not claimed.
Overview
A slow site is often slow before the browser receives a single byte. A long wait for the first response, known as time to first byte, comes from the server: no caching, a heavy database query, an outdated PHP version or a CDN that isn't configured.
Tools & platforms we use
What's included
Before and after measurements of response time and Core Web Vitals, so the improvement is shown, not claimed.
Page and object caching set up for your stack, with sensible rules for logged-in users and carts.
Slow queries found and fixed, with indexes and cleanup where they help.
A CDN configured in front of your site so visitors far from the server still get fast responses.
Questions
It depends on where the time is going. We measure first and tell you what's realistic, rather than promising a number before we've looked.
Not if it's configured properly. Carts, checkouts and logged-in areas are excluded from page caching, and we test those flows before finishing.
Sometimes, but often the existing server is fine and the configuration is the problem. We'll say which it is before recommending a bigger plan.
Speed is part of how search engines judge page experience, and Core Web Vitals are a measurable piece of it. A faster site also tends to convert better, which matters regardless of rankings.
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Share the URL and your hosting details and we'll come back with what's slowing it down and a fixed estimate to fix it.
If the first milestone doesn't match the brief, we'll revise it at no extra cost.
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