Core Web Vitals are a documented Google ranking and conversion factor, and a slow PageSpeed score usually comes down to the same handful of fixable causes — regardless of whether the site runs on WordPress, a custom stack, or something else. This is the same diagnostic work as our WordPress Performance page, aimed at every other platform too.
LCP, INP and CLS measured against real Google PageSpeed Insights data, not just a local dev-tools guess.
Image weight, render-blocking scripts, caching and hosting — the causes are the same whether it's WordPress, a custom PHP/Node app, or a static site.
A re-run PageSpeed score after the fix, so the improvement is a number you can check yourself, not a claim.
We run the same Google PageSpeed Insights test you'd run yourself, plus a deeper look at why.
Ranked by actual score impact, not a generic checklist.
Typically a 48-hour turnaround, same as our WordPress-specific speed work.
Typical range for a single-site speed fix outside WordPress. WordPress sites: see our WordPress Performance page instead.
Request a scopeSame underlying diagnostic work — this page is for sites on anything other than WordPress (custom stacks, other CMSs, static sites).
Both — a good score and a genuinely faster-feeling site go together when the fix targets real causes rather than gaming the test.
We'll tell you plainly if that's the finding — sometimes the fix is a hosting change, not more code work.
Yes — this is a performance fix, not a redesign project, and we scope it that way.
Fill in the form and we’ll tell you plainly what fixing it involves — scope, price, and timeline, in writing.
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