Kostenloses PageSpeed-Badge

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Show off your fast site with a live speed badge

If your site is faster than your competitors', why hide it? Drop a 'This site loads in 412 ms' badge on your homepage, footer, or about page. It updates weekly from Google's official PageSpeed Insights API — so you can't fake it, and visitors trust the number.

How is the load time measured?

We pull the FCP (First Contentful Paint) and LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) timings directly from PageSpeed Insights' lab-data run. The badge shows your real mobile load time as Google measures it for SERP ranking — same data search engines see, same data that drives your Core Web Vitals.

Page speed = SEO ranking factor

Google's algorithm rewards fast sites, especially on mobile. Displaying a live page-speed badge keeps you honest — every regression is publicly visible on your own site. Great forcing function for performance-minded teams.

Free GTmetrix & Pingdom alternative

GTmetrix starts at $14.95/mo for embeddable badges. Pingdom doesn't offer one. FeedPulse Page Speed Badge is free, forever — and works on WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, Ghost, Squarespace, Blogger, plain HTML.

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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 good page load time?

Under 2.5 seconds for the Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) is Google's 'good' threshold. Under 1 second feels instant to users and is what top-decile sites like wikipedia.org and stripe.com achieve. Anything above 4 seconds is considered poor and will start to bleed traffic from impatient mobile users.

+How does Google measure page speed?

Google's Core Web Vitals report uses real-user measurements (RUM) from the Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX) — actual visits from actual Chrome users worldwide, not lab tests. The three measured signals are LCP, INP, and CLS. PageSpeed Insights and the Search Console Page Experience report both surface CrUX data.

+How is my page speed measured here?

We hit Google's official PageSpeed Insights API in 'mobile' strategy mode (the same default Google uses for ranking) and pull the LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) and FCP (First Contentful Paint) lab-data values. The badge displays the LCP in milliseconds — the most-cited single page-speed metric. Refreshed weekly.

+Does page speed affect SEO ranking?

Yes — explicitly. Page Experience became a confirmed Google ranking signal in 2021. While content quality still outweighs speed for most queries, a slow site (>4s LCP on mobile) gets actively demoted, especially on competitive commercial keywords. Speed is also a strong indirect signal: slow sites bounce, and high bounce rates further damage ranking.

+How can I make my site faster?

Top wins, in priority order: serve images in WebP/AVIF + lazy-load them, minify + defer non-critical JS, switch to a global CDN (Cloudflare, Bunny), enable HTTP/3 + Brotli compression, eliminate render-blocking CSS, and use a system font stack instead of custom web fonts. Most sites can halve their LCP in one weekend of work.

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