Page Speed Analyzer

How to use it

1. Enter the full address of a public page, e.g. https://example.com/pricing.
2. Choose Mobile (the default Google uses for ranking) or Desktop.
3. Press Run speed test and wait while Google loads and measures the page — usually 20–60 seconds.
4. Read the scores, then the “What to improve” list, which is ordered by how much time each fix could save.
5. Download the CSV, copy a summary, or open Google's full report for every detail.

Where the numbers come from

• BrandNXT asks Google PageSpeed Insights to test the page; the scores and measurements are Google's, not BrandNXT's
• Scores come from a Lighthouse lab test on Google's servers with a simulated device and network; they can change a little between runs
• “Real visitors” is Google's Chrome UX Report: how actual Chrome users experienced the page (or the whole site) over the last 28 days — new or low-traffic sites often have none
• Score bands: 90–100 good, 50–89 needs improvement, 0–49 poor
• Only public http(s) pages can be tested; the same page and device is answered from a 10-minute cache to save Google quota