Faster websites. More customers.

PageSpeed, Core Web Vitals and loading-time optimization. I turn slow websites into fast, conversion-ready experiences.

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How it works

Optimization —
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    01 — Cases

    From slow —
    to lightning-fast

    Real result

    Olson & Wellness

    e-commerce
    Open website ↗
    before58
    after98
    +40
    LCP11.6s→2.3s−80% time
    SI7.4s→1.1s−85% time
    TBT230ms→0ms−100% blocking
    02 — Methods

    Modern performance
    engineering

    01 🎯 Core

    Core Web Vitals

    I bring LCP, INP and CLS into the green zone — the Google metrics that affect rankings and user behavior.

    02 🖼️ Media

    AVIF / WebP

    Modern formats and responsive srcset make images 2–4× lighter.

    03 ⚡ Render

    Critical CSS

    Inline critical styles and defer the rest for an instant first render.

    04 🌐 Network

    CDN + Edge cache

    Delivery from the nearest edge, HTTP/3 and Brotli compression.

    05 ✂️ JS

    Code splitting & lazy-load

    Split bundles and load only what is needed — less main-thread JavaScript and faster INP.

    06 🚀 Preload

    Preload / Preconnect

    Early browser hints for fonts and critical resources.

    03 — Metrics

    Core Web Vitals
    in the green zone

    LCP 1.2s
    fasttarget < 2.5s

    Largest Contentful Paint measures how quickly the main content becomes visible.

    INP 90ms
    fasttarget < 200ms

    Interaction to Next Paint measures how quickly the page responds to a click.

    CLS 0.02
    stabletarget < 0.1

    Cumulative Layout Shift keeps the layout stable while the page loads.

    TTFB 0.4s
    fasttarget < 0.8s

    Time to First Byte measures server response speed.

    04 — Services

    What I do

    05 — Pricing

    Clear pricing

    Express audit

    from $120

    One-time · 2–3 days

    • Lighthouse + WebPageTest analysis
    • Performance bottleneck report
    • Step-by-step optimization plan
    • Estimated performance gain
    Order audit
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    Full optimization

    from $450

    End-to-end · 1–2 weeks

    • Everything in the audit
    • Core Web Vitals in the green zone
    • Image and code optimization
    • Caching, CDN and Brotli
    • PageSpeed 90+ guarantee
    Discuss your project

    Support

    $90/mo

    Monthly

    • 24/7 performance monitoring
    • Monthly report
    • Small fixes and performance tuning
    • Priority support
    Get support
    07 — FAQ

    Frequently asked questions

    How much does website speed optimization cost?

    An express audit starts at $120 and takes 2–3 days. Full end-to-end optimization starts at $450 and usually takes 1–2 weeks, including a PageSpeed 90+ guarantee. Ongoing monitoring and support costs $90 per month. I provide an exact quote after the audit defines the scope.

    How long does website optimization take?

    A performance audit with an action plan takes 2–3 days. Full Core Web Vitals optimization typically takes 1–2 weeks, depending on the size and number of pages.

    Can you speed up a WordPress or WooCommerce website?

    Yes. I optimize the database, queries, caching and heavy plugins, and configure critical CSS, AVIF/WebP images and a CDN without changing the design or functionality. This is one of my core specialties.

    What are Core Web Vitals and why do they matter?

    Core Web Vitals are Google’s key experience metrics: LCP for loading, INP for responsiveness and CLS for visual stability. They influence search visibility and conversion because slow websites lose visitors and rankings.

    Do you guarantee a PageSpeed score of 90+?

    Yes, with the Full Optimization plan, provided I have access to the website and hosting. Some CMS platforms and heavy builders have lower technical limits; I identify those during the audit.

    Will optimization affect the website’s design or functionality?

    No. The design and functionality stay intact. Optimization happens under the hood: code, images, caching and server configuration. I create a backup before work begins.

    06 — Contact

    Ready to speed up
    your website?