Automated data, Human opinion.

The tools identify technical issues, but a digital professional reviews the results, interprets them in the context of your website and turns them into clear priorities.
Your report is not simply generated and sent automatically. Behind it is a person with real experience in websites, SEO and digital strategy.

Nicola Mostallino · Alocin · KOMUNIKI · Barcelona

Your site is slow. But slow because of what?

Google gives you a number from 0 to 100 and leaves you there. If you have tried it, you know what I mean: a page full of terms like LCP, render-blocking, CLS, and no idea what to fix first.

This tool runs the same analysis, it is the same Google data, but then it tells you what it means and what to do about it. In order: heaviest first.

What you see here and what is in the report

You see the numbers: speed on mobile and desktop, SEO, accessibility, the real loading time and what is slowing the site down.

The PDF report has the missing part: what to do about each of those points, in plain English, in the right order and what you gain. I send it by email, free, without signing you up to anything.

Why free?

Because I would rather you see how I work before you decide whether you want to talk to me. The numbers come from Google and they are public: anyone can measure them. The value is in knowing how to read them.

Enter your website URL, click “Analyze,” and receive your PDF report by email for free.

With or without https, with or without www: it works either way.

Questions I get a lot

What does LCP mean?
Largest Contentful Paint: how long the biggest element on the page takes to appear — usually the main image or the headline. It is the moment the visitor feels the site is “there”. Google recommends staying under 2.5 seconds. Above 4, most people have already closed the tab.

My site scores 40/100. Is that bad?
It depends on what causes it. A 40 from heavy images is an afternoon’s work. A 40 from the server or a badly built theme is another story. That is why the number alone is not enough: you need to know where it comes from.

Why does mobile score lower than desktop?
Because Google simulates a mid-range phone on slow 4G, not your iPhone on wifi. It is the harshest test, but it is also closest to how most people actually see your site. And since 2019 Google indexes the mobile version first.

Isn’t a cache plugin enough?
It helps, but it does not solve it. Cache serves the page faster, it does not make it lighter. If you load 4 MB of unoptimised images, with cache you load 4 MB faster.

Is the data reliable?
It comes straight from Google PageSpeed Insights (Lighthouse), the same API Google uses. I do not touch it. It can vary a little between measurements: that is normal, the test is simulated.

What do you do with my email?
I send you the report, that is it. I do not add you to any newsletter and I do not pass your address to anyone.