Question 1

How do I test my website's load speed for free?

Accepted Answer

Enter your URL above and click Run Speed Test. Within seconds you'll see your load time, TTFB, page size, and a performance score — no signup or tool installation needed.

Question 2

What is a good page load time?

Accepted Answer

Under 1.5 seconds is fast, 1.5–3 seconds is acceptable, and over 3 seconds means you're losing visitors. Google considers load time a ranking factor, and 53% of mobile users abandon sites over 3 seconds.

Question 3

What is TTFB and why does it matter?

Accepted Answer

TTFB (Time To First Byte) measures how fast your server starts responding. A TTFB under 800ms is good; under 200ms is excellent. High TTFB usually means slow hosting, no caching, or heavy server-side processing.

Question 4

Why is my website so slow?

Accepted Answer

Common causes: large unoptimized images, render-blocking JavaScript, no compression (Gzip/Brotli), missing browser caching headers, slow web hosting, or too many HTTP requests. The tool breaks down each factor for you.

Question 5

What affects website performance the most?

Accepted Answer

Page size (especially images), server response time, and the number of requests are the biggest factors. Compressing images, enabling caching, and using a fast host typically yield the biggest improvements.

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