Competition Speed Checker

Analyze Your Website Speed

How It Works – Step by Step:

1. Enter URLs: Add your website and up to three competitor URLs for comparison.
2. Run the Analysis: The AI model measures key Core Web Vitals like FCP, LCP, TBT, CLS, and Speed Index.
3. Compare Results: View a side-by-side performance chart highlighting your score vs competitors.
4. Review Optimization Opportunities: Explore prioritized recommendations for improving your site’s loading performance.
5. Take Action: Implement the suggested optimizations and recheck improvements.

Understanding Your Results:

The Competition Speed Checker output includes:
Performance Scores: Overall website speed scores (0–100) for each site.

Core Metrics:

• FCP (First Contentful Paint): Measures perceived loading speed.
• LCP (Largest Contentful Paint): Tracks main content render time.
• TBT (Total Blocking Time): Indicates responsiveness.
• CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift): Measures visual stability.
  Optimization Insights: Categorized as High, Medium, or Low impact based on potential improvement.
  Visual Comparison: A performance graph highlighting where your site leads or lags behind competitors.

How to Use Your Analysis?

• Prioritize High-Impact Fixes: Focus first on image optimization and render-blocking issues.
• Monitor Core Web Vitals: Aim for LCP < 2.5s, CLS < 0.1, and TBT < 200ms.
• Re-Test After Updates: Run the tool again after deploying changes to validate gains.
• Balance Aesthetics and Speed: Ensure design and visuals don’t compromise load time.
• Integrate Speed Audits: Add this test to your regular SEO or technical audit cycle.

When to Use This App?

• Before launching new landing pages or website redesigns.
• During technical SEO audits to assess Core Web Vitals.
• When diagnosing ranking drops or high bounce rates.
• While preparing competitive analysis or pitch decks.
• To validate improvements after performance optimization.

Web Performance Benchmarks 2025:

Note: Benchmarks reflect Google’s 2025 performance standards. Actual impact varies by device, network, and region.

Practical Examples:

Example 1 – Baseline Analysis
Input: fahdan.com, sovereigngroup.com, dtconsultancy.net
Output: fahdan.com (78), sovereigngroup.com (65), dtconsultancy.net (85)
Interpretation: Fahdan’s page performs decently but lags behind DT Consultancy in responsiveness (TBT).

Example 2 – Optimization Opportunity
Finding: Fahdan.com flagged for unoptimized images and render-blocking scripts.
Interpretation: Addressing these two factors could improve score by 8–10 points and enhancethe  user experience.

Example 3 – Post-Optimization
After implementing compression and caching improvements, re-run shows a 20% improvement in LCP and Speed Index.

Growth Tips & Business Impact:

• Treat Speed as a Conversion Lever: Every 1-second delay can reduce conversions by up to 7%.
• Audit Quarterly: Re-run tests regularly as site changes accumulate.
• Prioritize User Experience: A fast, stable site improves trust and engagement.
• Leverage AI Recommendations: Use the actionable suggestions for developer sprints.
• Integrate with SEO Roadmaps: Align performance goals with ranking and revenue KPIs.

Business Impact:

Brands that regularly benchmark performance against competitors achieve stronger visibility, reduced bounce rates, and faster conversions. Continuous speed optimization is not just a technical metric; it’s a growth strategy.