Google doesn't care about your backlink strategy if your site feels like a 1998 dial-up connection. If your Vitals are failing, you're invisible. End of story.
That is the percentage of people who click away if your site takes more than three seconds to load. You're working hard for traffic just to let it walk out the front door because your images are too chunky.
90% of traffic never leaves the first page of Google. Since the 2024 Core Update, sites with red "Vitals" scores are being pushed to page two. That’s effectively being buried alive in the search results.
Look, the internet is full of "speed tools" that just give you a letter grade and a pat on the back. We hate that. Here is exactly what we check and why your developer is currently crying about it.
This is the "Show me the money" metric. How long until the user actually sees the main content? If your hero image isn't WebP or you're loading a massive font file from a server in Siberia, your LCP is going to be trash. We find the file that's hogging the bandwidth.
The "Jumpy Bits." If your user tries to click "Checkout" but an ad loads at the last second and moves the button, they end up clicking the ad. It’s annoying, it’s wonky, and it kills conversions. We pinpoint the exact element that’s shifting your layout.
The new kid on the block. It measures how snappy your site feels. If someone clicks a menu and it takes a half-second to open, the site feels "heavy." Usually, it's a rogue script or a clunky plugin that’s blocking the CPU thread. We find the offender.
Because the internet is a chaotic place. Your score depends on server load, your own internet speed, and even the weather (okay, not the weather, but close). VitalsFixer uses lab data to give you a stable, scientific baseline of what’s actually happening under the hood.
GTmetrix is fine if you want to spend four hours looking at waterfall charts. But if you want a tool that says, "Hey, your header image is 3MB, make it 100KB," that’s us. We prioritize actions over graphs. We're the fixer, not the librarian.
First, run a scan here. We’ll give you a punch-list. Usually, it's about compressing images, deferring non-essential scripts, and making sure your server isn't running on a potato. It's not magic, it's just physics.
No credit card, no account, no bullshit. Just put your link in and let's get to work.