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Monitor Page Speed & Core Web Vitals

Scheduled Lighthouse audits and Core Web Vitals checks for every page that matters, from 25 cloud regions, with alerts when a page slows down.



See what slows each page down


Every check runs a full Lighthouse audit and lists the fixes that would save the most time, biggest first.
Compare any run with the ones before it to see when a page got slower and what changed.

Run checks from 25 cloud regions on mobile or desktop, close to where your visitors are.

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A page speed result in LoadFocus with its scores and what delayed the largest content on the page

Monitor every page, not just the homepage

Import your whole sitemap in one click

Point LoadFocus at your sitemap.xml and pick the pages to monitor.
We fetch your sitemap and list its URLs: filter the list, select the pages you care about, and one monitor per page is created with the location, device and schedule you choose. Index sitemaps, gzipped sitemaps and plain text lists are supported, and pages you already monitor are detected so re-importing never creates duplicates.

How sitemap import works

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Monitor pages behind a login

Staging environments, admin dashboards and member areas, monitored like any public page.
Each monitor can send HTTP authentication with every audit: Basic Auth, a Bearer token or a custom header such as a session cookie. Credentials are removed from stored results before anything is displayed or shared.

How HTTP authentication works
Read all Page Speed Monitoring guides

Every Lighthouse metric, run after run

First Contentful Paint, Largest Contentful Paint, Speed Index, Total Blocking Time, Time to Interactive and Cumulative Layout Shift, each with its latest and median value.
A timeline of screenshots shows what the page looked like while it loaded, and the full Lighthouse report shows where it lost time.

Each metric is coloured on Google's thresholds, so good and poor values stand out at a glance.
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Lighthouse timing metrics for one page in LoadFocus
TTI, CLS, Speed Index and Total Blocking Time charts for one page

Run checks hourly, daily or weekly

Pick a schedule for each page: every 24 or 48 hours or weekly on the free plan, plus hourly, every 6 or every 12 hours on paid plans.
Each run is checked against your budgets, and you get an alert when a page gets slower.
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Add a URL and a schedule, nothing to install

Follow every metric over time

Charts show each metric across all your runs, so a slower week stands out.
Core Web Vitals, Speed Index and Time to Interactive are all tracked, on mobile and desktop.
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Page speed score history across scheduled runs

Advanced page speed monitoring

Go beyond scores: prioritized fixes, budgets, real-user data and competitor benchmarks, built into every result.

Top opportunities

Every result surfaces the highest-impact fixes ranked by estimated savings, so you know what to do first.
The top opportunities list in a LoadFocus result, ranked by the time each fix would save

Performance budgets and alerts

Set Core Web Vitals budgets and get alerted the moment a metric regresses past Google's recommended thresholds.
Largest Contentful Paint and Total Blocking Time gauges with their budgets, one marked for improvement

Competitor comparison

Overlay up to three competitors' real-user Core Web Vitals against yours, straight from the Chrome UX Report.
The competitors field in the LoadFocus new test form, with two competitor URLs added

Real-user field data

See what real visitors experience with Chrome UX Report data, a pass/fail Core Web Vitals badge and weekly trends.
Chrome UX Report field data for mobile and desktop, with a passing Core Web Vitals badge

Test any page from Chrome

The LoadFocus extension for Chrome

Start a page speed test for the page you are on, without leaving the browser.
It runs a Lighthouse audit from the region you pick and shows the performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO scores.
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LoadFocus Page Speed Monitoring extension in the Chrome Web Store

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about page speed monitoring with LoadFocus.


What is page speed monitoring, and how is it different from a one-off page speed check?

A pagespeed checker gives you one score for one moment. Page speed monitoring runs automated Lighthouse audits against your web pages on a schedule and stores the results, so you can track Performance, SEO, Accessibility and Best Practices scores over time and catch regressions when they happen.

How do I monitor all pages of my website at once?

Use the sitemap import: paste your sitemap.xml URL, LoadFocus fetches it and lists the pages, you filter and select the ones to monitor, and one monitor per page is created in a single step. Index sitemaps, gzipped sitemaps and plain text URL lists are supported.

Can I monitor pages that are behind a login?

Yes. Each monitor can send HTTP authentication with every audit: Basic Auth, a Bearer token or a custom header such as a session cookie. Credentials are removed from the stored results.

How often do the monitors run?

You choose the schedule per monitor: hourly, every 6, 12, 24 or 48 hours, or weekly. Every scheduled run is kept in the history so you can compare any two runs.

Which metrics does LoadFocus track?

Every audit captures the Lighthouse categories (Performance, SEO, Accessibility, Best Practices, PWA) plus Core Web Vitals and timing metrics such as Largest Contentful Paint, Cumulative Layout Shift, Total Blocking Time, First Contentful Paint, Speed Index and Time to Interactive.

How do I get notified when my website slows down?

Create alerts on any score or metric and connect Email, Slack or Microsoft Teams channels. When a scheduled run crosses your threshold, LoadFocus notifies you with a link to the full report.

How much does page speed monitoring cost?

You can start on the free plan without a credit card. It includes one Lighthouse audit a month, enough to try it. Paid plans start with Starter: 300 audits a month, sitemap import and three months of history. The pricing page shows current prices in your currency.

Can I run a one-off page speed test for free?

Yes. The free Website Speed Test runs a Lighthouse audit on any public URL without an account and shows the scores, the Core Web Vitals and what slows the page down. The Core Web Vitals Checker shows Google's real-user field data for a site. Monitoring is for checking the same pages on a schedule.

Works with the rest of LoadFocus

Page speed monitoring lives alongside the free speed test, Core Web Vitals tools, cloud load testing and uptime monitoring, all in one account.

Free Website Speed Test · Core Web Vitals Checker · Core Web Vitals Optimization · Free Load Testing Tool · Uptime Monitoring

Further reading

In-depth guides on the same topic from the LoadFocus blog.

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