Make your WordPress site actually fast.
Focused optimization for LCP, INP and CLS — the metrics Google actually measures — without touching your design or rebuilding your site.
How fast the main content appears
How responsive the page feels
How much the layout jumps around
How fast your server responds
What’s usually slowing a WordPress site down.
Most performance problems trace back to a handful of usual suspects.
Eight places we look.
Not every site needs every fix — the audit tells us which of these actually matter for yours.
Speed up the largest visible element on the page.
Make clicks and taps feel instant, not delayed.
Stop content from jumping while the page loads.
Improve how fast your server starts responding.
Compress, resize and lazy-load where it helps.
Serve pages and assets from as close as possible.
Remove or defer what isn’t needed immediately.
Load type without blocking the rest of the page.
From slow to measured.
Measure current LCP, INP, CLS and identify the actual causes.
Work through images, code, caching and hosting-level issues.
Re-measure under real conditions, not just a single lab score.
Show you the before-and-after numbers, plainly explained.
Speed isn’t just a technical detail.
Scoped after the audit.
There’s no flat price for performance work — the factors below are what actually drive it.
More pages and templates mean more surface area to optimize.
Some server-level issues need a hosting change, not just code fixes.
Heavier builders take more work to trim down safely.
Analytics, chat widgets and trackers each need their own evaluation.
Every project starts with an audit, followed by a fixed quote for the work it actually needs.
Questions about speed optimization
What are Core Web Vitals?
They’re Google’s metrics for real-world page experience: LCP (how fast the main content loads), INP (how responsive the page feels when clicked or tapped), and CLS (how much the layout shifts while loading).
Will this require a redesign?
No. Speed optimization works within your existing design — it’s about how the site is built and loaded, not how it looks.
How is this different from your SEO & Performance service?
SEO & Performance covers speed as part of a broader package alongside on-page SEO and search visibility. This service is narrower and deeper — focused specifically on Core Web Vitals for sites that already know speed is the problem.
Can you fix this without changing my design?
In most cases, yes. Optimization typically happens at the code, asset and hosting level, not the visual layer.
How much faster will my site be?
It depends on your starting point and hosting environment. We’ll give you a realistic estimate after the initial audit, based on what’s actually slowing your site down.