What You Get

Mobile & Desktop Scores

Understand why the mobile score is generally lower than desktop and discover how to optimize your site for all devices.

Two Scores, Two Realities

72
/100

Mobile

Average score

95
/100

Desktop

Average score

It's normal for the mobile score to be lower. Google simulates a mobile device with a slow 4G connection and limited processor.

Why Are the Scores Different?

Limited Power

Mobile devices have less powerful processors than computers. JavaScript takes longer to execute.

Simulated 4G Connection

Google simulates an average 4G connection (1.6 Mbps), much slower than fiber. Resources take longer to load.

Smaller Screen

The mobile viewport is narrower. Some elements may require more reflows to adapt.

Google Priority

Google uses mobile-first indexing. The mobile score matters most for your SEO.

How to Interpret Your Scores?

90-100
Good

Optimal performance

50-89
Needs Improvement

Optimizations possible

0-49
Poor

Urgent action required

Realistic Goals:

  • Desktop: Aim for a score of 90+ - achievable for most sites
  • Mobile: A score of 70+ is already excellent, 50+ is acceptable

What Our Audit Provides

Separate Mobile & Desktop Scores

Clearly visualize performance on each device type

Real-Time Data

Scores retrieved via the official Google PageSpeed Insights API

Detailed Core Web Vitals

LCP, INP, and CLS to understand what impacts your score

Prioritized Recommendations

High-impact optimizations to improve your scores

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