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SpeedSEO brings website monitoring and SEO into one product: page speed, Core Web Vitals, search performance, domain health, visual changes, and alerts for the websites you manage.
Run your first test
Add a URL, select a cadence, and get your first speed report.
Connect Search Console
See real clicks and impressions, then get ranked SEO actions.
Understand Core Web Vitals
Learn how LCP, INP, and CLS are tracked inside SpeedSEO.
Share a client report
Send a focused report without exposing your account.
Create your first monitor
Add a production URL, choose how often SpeedSEO should test it, then save the monitor. No script tag, browser extension, or site deploy is required for lab-based monitoring.
Choose URLs to track
Start with pages that affect acquisition or revenue: home page, pricing page, key landing pages, high-traffic templates, and paid campaign destinations.
Connect Search Console
Connect a verified Google Search Console property to see clicks, impressions, CTR, and positions for each page and query. The connection is read-only, and you will be asked to reconnect if Google access expires.
Read your first report
Each report groups performance metrics, SEO checks, accessibility findings, best-practice issues, and domain health signals so teams can decide what to fix first.
Lab speed tests
Lab tests create repeatable measurements for the same page over time. Use them to catch regressions after deploys, plugin changes, design updates, tracking changes, and CMS edits.
Best first setup
Track the same URLs on a fixed schedule. Keep your test list short at first, then add templates once the first alert rules are tuned.
Core Web Vitals
SpeedSEO tracks LCP, INP, and CLS alongside supporting diagnostics like render delay, request timing, page weight, and blocking resources. Use the trend view to confirm whether fixes improved the page.
Domain health
Domain checks cover TLS certificates, DNS, email records, security headers, robots rules, structured data, and AI crawler readiness.
SEO actions
Instead of a long issue list, SpeedSEO ranks the few changes most likely to bring more clicks: queries close to page one, low-CTR pages, decaying pages, and pages competing for the same query. Each finding is tracked across sprints and only marked fixed when newer evidence confirms it.
Reports and alerts
Use alerts for threshold breaks and use reports for client communication. This keeps urgent issues separate from recurring optimization work.
Alerts
Start with a small set of alert rules for pages that matter. Add more rules after your team has seen a few normal fluctuations.
Client reports
Share reports when you need a compact record of what changed, what is slow, and what the next implementation step should be.
Visual changes
Screenshot comparisons help catch page changes that performance metrics alone can miss, including broken layouts, missing modules, and unexpected template updates.
API and MCP
Teams can pull SpeedSEO data into internal dashboards, client portals, automation jobs, and MCP-ready assistants.
API overview
Use the API to retrieve monitored sites, latest reports, historical checks, issue details, and report links.
MCP server
The SpeedSEO MCP server lets AI assistants list monitored websites, trigger speed tests, inspect speed history, review reports, check visual changes, and list active alert configurations without copying data manually.
Need help?
If you are not sure how to interpret a report or set alert thresholds, contact the SpeedSEO team and include the URL you are monitoring.