Our free Core Web Vitals checker lets you find out how Google is rating your website and what you can do to optimize it.
Google collects field data from real Chrome users and uses that information for rankings. But numbers aren't enough to speed up your website, so we also run a detailed performance test in a controlled lab environment.

Google collects performance metrics from Chrome users and publishes those statistics in the CrUX report.
CrUX data is aggregated across the past 28 days. So if you make a change to your website it will take a few weeks to see the full impact in the Google metrics.
See whether your website responds quickly to user input or whether visitors face rendering delays.

Our web vitals testing tool reports both real user data collected by Google as well as in-depth custom lab test results.
Want to improve Core Web Vitals? We provide a detailed analysis of each metric and a list of opportunities to make your website faster.

To display the main page content the page goes through different loading phases. Subparts data shows you how long each phase takes, letting you know where to optimize.
Google has started to publish subparts data as part of the Chrome User Experience Report. You can find these metrics in the Web Vitals tab of your test result.

Stay on top of your site speed and optimize over time.
Find out about issues before they impact rankings. DebugBear can send notifications in Slack, Microsoft Teams or by email.

Track Core Web Vitals for competitor websites and rank them by visitor experience.
Check historical CrUX metrics to see how your website and competitors are changing over time.
Break data down by device form factor to see how websites performa in different environments.

Check how fast your website is for actual visitors, find out what pages are slow, and identify visitor segments with a poor experience.
DebugBear provides in-depth debug data to help you fix poor Interaction to Next Paint scores. See what elements cause slow interactions and what scripts are taking a long time to run.

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