Website Speed Tester

Measure page speed and security on mobile and desktop and receive prioritized fixes.

On This Page What It Is How to Use It Reading the Results Card Sample Prompts Good to Know Related Sections

What It Is

The Website Speed Tester measures how quickly a web page loads and how well it is configured, for both mobile and desktop visitors. The results appear as a card in the chat, and Chagible then explains them in plain language: what the figures mean, which problems are most significant and what to correct first.

How to Use It

  1. Request a speed test and name the website, for example “Test the speed of example.com.”
  2. If no website has been mentioned, Chagible asks for one. If a test was proposed earlier in the conversation, a short “yes” or “go” is sufficient.
  3. The results card appears. Use the Mobile and Desktop tabs at the top, or the View Desktop Score and View Mobile Score button at the bottom, to switch views.
  4. Select Get fix suggestions to request the top improvements, or ask a follow-up question.

Reading the Results Card

  • Performance and Accessibility are scored from 0 to 100 in rings at the top.
  • Speed lists Time to First Byte, Total Load Time, DNS Lookup Time, TCP Connect Time, SSL Handshake Time and Redirect Count.
  • Images shows the number of images tested, the average image load time, the total image weight, cache headers and an overall image rating.
  • Security checks for a valid SSL certificate, HTTPS, HSTS, security headers and a Content Security Policy, with an overall security rating.

Colored dots and bars indicate at a glance what is good (green), what could be improved (orange) and what requires attention (red).

Sample Prompts

  • “Run a website speed test on mybakery.com.”
  • “Why is the load time slow on mobile?”
  • “Compare the mobile and desktop scores and identify what to fix first.”
  • “Test mybakery.com again.”

Good to Know

  • Follow-up questions about the results, such as “What is TTFB?” or “How is speed calculated?”, are answered from the data already in the conversation without running a new test.
  • Request a fresh result explicitly, for example “run it again.”
  • A test starts only when the message is clearly about the speed or performance of a website. “Speed test of a Ferrari” is understood as a question about a car.
  • For search visibility and reputation, use the SEO Tool. The card also offers a shortcut to check SEO scores for the same domain.
  • The tool cannot run inside Focus Sheet. Exit first.
  • A test consumes more credits than a standard message.

Test the pages that matter most to visitors, such as a landing page or a product page, rather than the home page alone. A slow page that visitors actually reach costs more than a slow page that few people visit.

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