Measure Your Store Speed
Check how quickly your Shopify storefront loads and get a clear view of overall page performance.
See how fast your Shopify store performs
Check your Shopify store's page speed, Core Web Vitals, and key performance metrics. Find the issues slowing your pages down and understand where your store can improve.
Run a performance check with SEOLAB to review your page speed score, Core Web Vitals, and common speed issues. Identify slow-loading resources and get clearer direction on what to optimize.
Page speed affects how quickly shoppers can browse, interact, and move toward a purchase. Use your speed results to understand where performance can improve and focus on the issues that matter most.
Check how quickly your Shopify storefront loads and get a clear view of overall page performance.
See important metrics like LCP, INP, and CLS to understand how your store performs for real visitors.
Identify slow-loading resources, heavy elements, and performance issues that can delay your storefront.
Review how your store performs on mobile devices and find areas that need attention for faster browsing.
Reduce delays across product, collection, and other important pages so shoppers can move through your store smoothly.
Run another speed check after making changes to see how your performance metrics have improved over time.
Understand the performance issues that affect your store and get clear, actionable recommendations to make every page faster.
A slow Shopify store is rarely caused by one thing. Check the areas that commonly affect speed and understand where your biggest performance opportunities are.
Large product images, videos, and app scripts can make important product pages load slowly and interrupt the shopping experience.
Large files and unnecessary resources can increase page load time. Review what your storefront loads and identify where performance can improve.
Image-heavy collections can become slower as your catalog grows. Check how quickly shoppers can browse and interact with these pages.
Review key performance signals such as LCP, INP, and CLS to understand where loading, responsiveness, or visual stability needs attention.
Oversized images can add unnecessary weight to your pages. Find opportunities to reduce image impact while maintaining visual quality.
Apps and external scripts can add extra requests and processing time. Identify performance-heavy additions that may be slowing your theme.
See how your Shopify storefront performs and understand the factors affecting load speed, responsiveness, and visual stability across important store pages.
See your overall performance score alongside the metrics that influence it, so you know where your Shopify store stands.
Review images, scripts, theme resources, and other performance factors to see what may be contributing most to slower page loads.
Go beyond a single speed score. Review the performance metrics that help explain how quickly your pages load, respond to shoppers, and remain visually stable.
Check LCP, INP, and CLS to understand loading speed, interaction responsiveness, and visual stability across your storefront.
Run another performance check after making changes and compare your results to see whether your store is moving in the right direction.
Everything you need to know about SEOLab Page Speed Calculator.
Yes. Calculating your store's speed score costs nothing.
This tool gives you an instant speed score and Core Web Vitals breakdown. The full Page Speed Audit adds ongoing monitoring plus real fixes like Instant Page and Lazy Load Images and Video.
It checks Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), and Total Blocking Time (TBT), the three Core Web Vitals metrics.
No. It calculates and shows you your current scores. To apply fixes, use SEOLab's full Page Speed Audit feature.
Yes. The calculator shows separate scores for mobile and desktop performance.
As often as you like, there's no limit on free calculations.
No. Scores are shown in plain terms, no technical background required.
No. Page speed is one of many ranking factors. A better score improves user experience and supports SEO, but it doesn't guarantee higher rankings on its own.
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