Every visitor you win - from ads, from search, from referrals - lands on the same website. If it's slow, you're paying full price for traffic and converting a fraction of it. This audit shows what that's costing you.
Request a sample auditHow fast your site actually is for real visitors on real phones - measured the way Google measures it, not the way it feels at your desk.
What slowness costs across three fronts at once: abandoned visitors, higher ad costs on penalised landing pages, and lost search rankings.
Exactly which images, scripts and marketing tools are responsible for the weight - with the evidence to settle who fixes what.
How much of the slowdown is marketing's doing - tags, trackers and consent tools taxing every page view.
Whether search engines can actually read your content - or whether parts of your site are invisible to the thing that ranks it.
The fixes split into config-level changes that need no engineering project, and the genuine builds - so improvement starts this month, not next quarter.
Recent findings from delivered audits, anonymised.
One page weighed 23 megabytes - mostly images the visitor never sees - and the cookie tool, declaring ~960 ad vendors, added a full second of processing to every page.
Performance audit, B2B SaaS, 2026A B2B homepage visibly jumped around as it loaded on two in five mobile visits - with the server taking 1.7 seconds just to respond.
Performance audit, B2B SaaS, 2026A single blog page forced phones to download 7 megabytes across 221 requests - while marketing tags shipped up to 70% unused code on every visit.
Performance audit, B2B software platform, 2026Request a sample and you'll get an anonymised version of a real performance audit - actual findings, actual scores, client details removed.
Request a sample auditA review of how fast and stable your website actually is for real visitors - not how it feels on your office laptop. It measures what Google measures, identifies exactly which assets and tools are slowing you down, and separates the fixes that need an engineering project from the quick wins hiding in configuration.
Three ways. Visitors abandon slow pages before they convert - especially on mobile, where most first visits now happen. Google uses speed as a ranking signal, so a slow site earns less free traffic. Ad platforms penalise slow landing pages with higher costs per click - so you pay more for every visitor a slow page then wastes.
Because you're on a fast machine, a fast connection, with the site cached from a hundred previous visits. Your buyers are on phones. In one recent audit a page weighed 23 megabytes - mostly images the visitor never sees - and the cookie tool alone added a full second of processing to every page.
Developers usually know the site could be faster; what they lack is leadership cover to prioritise it, and evidence of what matters most. The audit provides both - every finding costed in commercial terms and ordered by impact, with the config-level quick wins separated from the genuine engineering work.