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Website speed optimisation

Faster pages. Measured, not promised.

Speed is revenue. Measured before and after, so you can see exactly what improved.

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Short answer

How do I make my website faster?

Measure first, then fix the biggest causes: oversized images, heavy scripts, slow fonts and hosting. Most slow sites have a few large problems rather than many small ones. Measuring before and after with Google's own tools shows exactly what improved, on the phones your visitors actually use.

Key facts

Local rate (PH)
From ₱28,000, excl. VAT
International
From US$1,100, excl. VAT
Typical timeline
2–3 weeks

What you get

What's included.

  • Performance & Core Web Vitals Overhaul

    ₱28,000

    US$1,100 international · excl. VAT · 2–3 weeks

    Speed is revenue. Measured before and after, so you can see exactly what improved.

Who it's for

  • Sites that feel slow on mobile or fail Google PageSpeed Insights
  • Online stores where slow pages cost sales
  • Businesses about to run ads who want every click to land fast

How it works

  1. 01

    Measure

    Lab and real-user data for your key pages, on mobile first.

  2. 02

    Find the causes

    The few things costing the most time: images, scripts, fonts, third-party tags or hosting.

  3. 03

    Fix and verify

    Changes made and tested so nothing breaks along the way.

  4. 04

    Report before and after

    The same measurements repeated, so you can see what improved.

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FAQ

Website speed optimisation FAQ

Does website speed affect Google rankings?

Yes. Page experience, including Core Web Vitals, is one of the signals Google uses, and faster pages also keep more visitors from leaving.

Can you speed up a WordPress site?

Yes. WordPress sites are often slowed by heavy themes, plugins and images, which can usually be fixed without rebuilding.

Will my site look different afterwards?

It shouldn't. The work is under the hood; the design stays the same unless you want changes.