Lighthouse

Kostenloser Lighthouse Prüfer + automatisch aktualisierendes Punktzahl-Badge

Last updated: November 2026·By FeedPulse Editorial

Füge eine URL ein und erhalte die vier Lighthouse-Punkte, die die Google PageSpeed Insights API zurückgibt – Performance, SEO, Zugänglichkeit und Best Practices – standardmäßig mobil gemessen. Kostenlos, keine Anmeldung, und du kannst das Ergebnis als Badge einbetten, das sich automatisch aktualisiert.

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What this Lighthouse checker shows you

Four 0-100 scores straight from Google's PageSpeed Insights API: Performance, SEO (meta tags, structure, mobile-friendliness), Accessibility (WCAG basics) and Best Practices (HTTPS, deprecated APIs, console errors). Alongside them we return the underlying lab metrics — Largest Contentful Paint, First Contentful Paint, Total Blocking Time, Speed Index and Cumulative Layout Shift — because the score alone rarely tells you what to fix.

Which Core Web Vitals actually feed the Performance score

This trips up almost every article on the subject, so it is worth being precise. The Lighthouse Performance score is a lab measurement weighted from five audits: Total Blocking Time, Largest Contentful Paint, Cumulative Layout Shift, Speed Index and First Contentful Paint. Interaction to Next Paint is NOT one of them. INP is a field metric, collected from real Chrome users and reported through CrUX and Search Console — Lighthouse cannot measure it in a lab run, and neither this tool nor the badge returns it. If you are chasing INP, the Core Web Vitals report in Search Console is the place to look, not a Lighthouse score.

Mobile and desktop scores differ — by design

PageSpeed Insights simulates a throttled mid-range mobile device by default, which is why the same page can score far lower on mobile than on desktop. Our own pages were a fair example when we measured them in October 2026: 98-100 on desktop against 85-88 on mobile, with a hydration issue as the main culprit. This checker reports the mobile result unless you ask for desktop, because mobile is what Google indexes first.

How often the badge refreshes

Once a site is registered with FeedPulse, its scores re-fetch every 6 hours, so a deploy shows up on the badge the same day. One-off lookups of third-party domains are cached for 14 days, which keeps us inside Google's API quota — those pages rarely change hour to hour anyway. You can also force a fresh run from the Refresh control on the result panel. The first ever check of a URL we have never seen can take up to about 90 seconds, because PageSpeed Insights runs the audit from scratch; repeat checks return instantly from cache.

Does a Lighthouse score affect Google rankings?

Indirectly, and less than most posts imply. Core Web Vitals are part of Google's page-experience signals, and Google has been explicit that they act as a tie-breaker between pages of comparable relevance rather than a way to outrank better-matching content. A genuinely slow page can lose ground on competitive queries; a 94 instead of an 89 will not move you. The honest reason to watch the score is that LCP and CLS track things real visitors feel.

Embed the badge on any platform — one HTML snippet

Use it as a Lighthouse score checker for any URL you like, then paste the badge wherever you want the result on show: WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, Ghost, Squarespace, Blogger or plain static HTML. It re-reads its scores on the schedule above, so it keeps reflecting the current state of the site rather than freezing at install time.

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Frequently asked questions

Questions we hear most often — also emitted as FAQPage schema so search engines can surface these in “People also ask” results.

+What is a Lighthouse score?
Lighthouse is Google's open-source auditing tool. It grades a URL on four 0-100 scales: Performance (lab-measured load behaviour), SEO (technical SEO health), Accessibility (WCAG basics) and Best Practices (HTTPS, console errors, deprecated APIs). This checker reads those four scores from Google's public PageSpeed Insights API rather than computing its own.
+What is a good Lighthouse score?
Google treats 90-100 as good, 50-89 as needs improvement and 0-49 as poor. Performance is the hardest to hold above 90 because the mobile run is deliberately throttled. SEO, Accessibility and Best Practices are usually more tractable, though 'tractable' is not the same as quick — in October 2026 our own Best Practices score sat at 96 for weeks because of a single console error.
+Does INP feed the Lighthouse Performance score?
No. The Performance score is weighted from Total Blocking Time, Largest Contentful Paint, Cumulative Layout Shift, Speed Index and First Contentful Paint. Interaction to Next Paint is a field metric gathered from real Chrome users via CrUX, so a lab tool like Lighthouse cannot produce it — and this tool does not return it. Check INP in Search Console's Core Web Vitals report instead.
+How often does the Lighthouse badge update?
Every 6 hours for sites registered with FeedPulse, so your own deploys appear the same day. One-off checks of third-party domains cache for 14 days to stay inside Google's API quota. A Refresh control on the result panel forces a fresh run whenever you need one.
+Why is my mobile score so much lower than desktop?
Because PageSpeed Insights throttles the mobile run to simulate a mid-range phone on a slower network, while the desktop run is not throttled the same way. A 15-point gap between the two is ordinary. This checker reports mobile by default, since mobile-first indexing means that is the run Google pays attention to.
+Does a Lighthouse score affect Google ranking?
Core Web Vitals form part of Google's page-experience signals and work as a tie-breaker between comparably relevant pages — they will not lift a page above better-matching content. Treat a poor score as a real user-experience problem worth fixing, not as the lever that decides a competitive ranking.
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