¿Por qué usar un insignia de velocidad de página gratuito y embebible en tu web?
Put your page speed where visitors can see it. This badge runs your page through Google PageSpeed Insights on mobile and shows how fast it visibly loads (Lighthouse Speed Index) with the performance score out of 100 underneath. Paste one script line in your <head> and every page shows its own result.
Insignia de velocidad de página para WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow y HTML plano
El insignia de velocidad de página de FeedPulse es una única etiqueta <script> asíncrona: pégala en cualquier bloque HTML y listo. Widgets y bloques HTML de WordPress, HTML personalizado del personalizador de temas de Shopify, elemento HTML de Wix, componente Embed de Webflow, bloque de código de Squarespace, tarjeta HTML de Ghost, gadget HTML/JavaScript de Blogger — funciona en toda plataforma que permita pegar HTML. Sin plugins, sin tiendas de apps y sin permisos de administrador.
Cómo añadir el insignia de velocidad de página a tu sitio en 60 segundos
- Abre el personalizador de Free page speed badge.
- Elige colores, tamaño y las opciones que necesites.
- Pulsa "Copiar" en el snippet generado.
- Pega la línea donde pondrías cualquier HTML — en cualquier página y plataforma.
- Ya está. Sin registro, sin crear cuenta y sin email.
Por qué el insignia de velocidad de página de FeedPulse es 100% gratis, para siempre
Todos nuestros widgets son gratuitos para siempre. Asumimos los costes de API porque nuestro modelo de crecimiento es la distribución: la pequeña atribución "via FeedPulse" de cada widget nos trae nuevos propietarios de sitios. Instalas el widget → ganamos la impresión. Ese es todo el modelo de negocio. Sin muros de pago, sin plan premium, sin anuncios, sin recolección de emails y sin registro obligatorio.
Lighthouse score badge — show off your PageSpeed scores
A Lighthouse score badge puts your performance where everyone can see it. The FeedPulse badge asks Google's PageSpeed Insights API for a mobile Lighthouse run of the page it sits on, then shows the Speed Index (how quickly the page visibly loads) as the main figure, with the Lighthouse performance score out of 100 underneath. Results are cached server-side: every 6 hours for sites registered with FeedPulse, every 14 days otherwise, and the card and hero sizes have a ↻ button to re-check on demand. If your score drops, the badge shows it, which makes it a built-in reminder to keep the page fast. For the Accessibility, Best Practices and SEO scores, use the free Lighthouse audit tool.
Core web vitals badge — what this badge does and doesn't show
Core Web Vitals (Largest Contentful Paint, Interaction to Next Paint and Cumulative Layout Shift) are measured from real Chrome users in Google's CrUX dataset. This badge doesn't display them. It shows lab numbers from a single mobile Lighthouse run: Speed Index and the performance score. Lab results are a good early warning for regressions, but they can differ from what real visitors experience. To see your field Core Web Vitals, open the PageSpeed Insights report for your page or the Core Web Vitals report in Google Search Console.
PageSpeed widget for website — what to embed and where
The embed is one script line. Put it in your <head> and it renders on every page, measuring the page it's on, so each URL reports its own result. Or place it in a footer or sidebar if you prefer a fixed spot. Choose from four sizes (hero, card, pill and micro) and 10 themes. The first time a page is checked, the badge shows a placeholder value marked with a pulsing dot until the real PageSpeed result arrives. Clicking the badge opens the page's FeedPulse speed report.