Page Speed Checker

Measure TTFB, load time, page size, compression, caching and HTTP version.

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Speed is money: every extra second a page takes to load costs you visitors and conversions, and search engines factor speed into rankings. But "slow" is not one thing — it could be your server's response time, an uncompressed payload, missing caching, or an old HTTP version. A page speed checker breaks down where the time goes so you fix the right thing.

What it checks

Time to first byte (TTFB) — how fast your server responds
Total load time and overall page weight
Whether compression (gzip/brotli) is enabled
Browser caching headers on static assets
HTTP version (HTTP/2, HTTP/3) and connection efficiency

Why it matters

Faster pages convert better, rank better and cost less to serve. The reasons a page is slow are often invisible without measurement — a slow TTFB points at the server, a large payload points at assets, missing caching means repeat visits are needlessly slow. Measuring continuously catches regressions a single test would miss.

How BrandSentryPro does it

Add your site and BrandSentryPro measures these metrics on a schedule, grades your performance and shows what is dragging it down, alerting you when a deploy makes things slower.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good page load time?

Faster is always better, but a common target is loading the main content in under about two and a half seconds. More important is watching the trend so a deploy does not quietly make your pages slower.

What is TTFB?

Time to First Byte measures how long it takes your server to start responding to a request. A high TTFB usually points to a server, database or hosting bottleneck rather than front-end assets.

Does page speed affect SEO?

Yes. Search engines use speed and related experience signals as a ranking factor, and faster pages also reduce bounce rate and improve conversions — so the SEO and business cases align.