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Existing website work · Speed

Website loads slowly — we speed it up based on measurement, not guesswork

PageSpeed is in the red zone, mobile users leave before loading, advertising costs more at the same bid. We start with a measurement: where exactly seconds are lost and what will have an effect first. Measurement with a fix plan €190, speed optimization work from €490.

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€190
Measurement with a plan
of fixes by impact
2.5s
LCP threshold
considered by Google
3
Core Web Vitals: LCP, INP, CLS
0
No blind edits: first measure, then code
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What a slow website usually looks like

No access is needed for measurement: speed is visible from the outside. Send the address and we will come back with exactly where time is being lost.

PageSpeed in the red zone

Especially on mobile: everything is green on desktop, but a phone loads the page four times longer. You need to measure by the mobile version — that is what search evaluates.

Heavy images and videos

Photos of 4 MB each, served without compression and in an old format. The most common cause and the cheapest to fix.

Scripts block rendering

Counters, chats, sliders and widgets load before the content. The page has already arrived, but the visitor is still looking at a blank screen.

Content shifts during loading

The button moves away from under the finger because a banner was drawn above it. This is the CLS metric, and it is fixed with markup, not server power.

Server responds slowly

Cheap shared hosting, heavy database queries, no cache. What helps here is not image compression, but configuration or migration.

Catalog lags on filters

A store with thousands of products: the category page takes seconds to build. We look at database queries and indexes, not just the frontend.

How we speed up

Speed-up steps: measurement, plan, fixes, re-measurement

01

We measure and break down by cause

Measurement for mobile and desktop versions, load waterfall analysis, server response time, resource weight and order. Separately — real user data if the site has analytics.

02

We send a plan sorted by impact

Not a list of forty issues, but a sequence: what saves seconds, what saves tenths of a second, and what saves nothing. With price and timeline for each item — you can take only the top part.

03

We fix starting from the top of the list

Backup before work, fixes on a copy where possible. First images, fonts and load order, then the template and server side — as needed.

04

We measure again and hand over

The same tool and the same pages as before the work — otherwise the comparison is meaningless. We provide a "before / after" report for each metric and a list of what remained outside the estimate.

Price for the work

How much website speed-up costs

The price is fixed after measurement, before work begins. We do not take on blind speed-up: without measurement it is impossible to say what exactly needs fixing.

Work
Price from
Timeline
When this is your case
Measurement and revision plan
€190
1–2 days
you need to understand where seconds are being lost and what to fix first
Quick fixes: images, fonts, cache
€290
2–4 days
The site is generally fine, but it lags due to resource weight
Speed optimization with Core Web Vitals work
€490
1–2 weeks
Metrics are in the red zone, template and scripts need review
Template and server-side rework
€890
2–3 weeks
Database and rendering are slow, cosmetic fixes are not enough
Migration to suitable hosting
€390
2–5 days
the server responds slowly, and this is limited by the hosting plan
Speed monitoring
€49/mo
ongoing
so the next content edit does not undo everything

The price is the same for all platforms: WordPress, Bitrix, Shopify, Laravel, custom PHP. Payment is for the whole job, not by the hour.

What you will keep

What you get besides a faster website

Before/after report

Measurements before and after on the same pages using the same tool. Not a screenshot with a green number, but a table for every metric.

Priority plan

What has been done, what remains, and in what order to proceed. The document is yours — another contractor can work from it as well.

Prepared images

Source files and compressed versions in modern formats, sized for your blocks. After that, they can simply be used.

Editor guidelines

How to add photos and connect new scripts so that speed does not degrade again after the first publication.

Honest boundary

When optimization is pointless

Speed is not always the problem that needs to be solved. We discuss this during measurement, not after the invoice:

  • The site is built with a website builder — In Tilda, Wix, or Shopify, the code and loading are third-party: there is nothing to edit. Some changes are available, but the ceiling is set by the platform, not the contractor.
  • No enquiries are not because of speed — if ten people visit the site per month, speeding it up will change nothing: traffic is needed first. We will say this directly and show it in analytics.
  • The engine is no longer supported — on an outdated core, some modern techniques are unavailable. It can be sped up, but it is cheaper to first update the PHP or CMS version and then work on speed.
  • Expecting "100 out of 100" — a score of one hundred is not achievable on every site: analytics, chat, maps, and advertising cost points, and removing them is not always right. We name a realistic ceiling before starting, not after.

A good benchmark is the green zone of Core Web Vitals on mobile, not the maximum score in a synthetic test. It is closer to what a real visitor sees.

FAQ · Website speed

Frequently asked questions about speed optimisation and Core Web Vitals

How much faster will the site become?
Until a measurement is taken, there is no honest answer, and any figure before that would be made up. After the measurement, we name an achievable range for each metric and say what needs to be done for it. For reference: we brought the studio's own site from 71 to 94 points in mobile PageSpeed, and the main gains came from self-hosted fonts, deferred scripts, and loading order.
What are Core Web Vitals in simple terms?
Three measurable things a visitor feels: LCP — how long before the main content appears (target — under 2.5 seconds), INP — how quickly the page responds to a click, CLS — how much content shifts during loading. Google takes them from real Chrome user data, not from your test.
Does speed really affect search rankings?
It does, but as one factor among many: speed alone will not lift a page above a more relevant one. What is more noticeable is that on a slow site more people leave without waiting, and this shows in analytics. If you pay for clicks, you also pay for exits before loading.
Why is it green on desktop but red on mobile?
The mobile test deliberately simulates a weak phone and a slow network. This version is considered the primary one for evaluation, so you should look at the mobile column even if all your traffic appears desktop in analytics.
Can a site be sped up without redesigning it?
In most cases yes: image weight, fonts, script loading order, and cache are resolved without changing the appearance. A redesign is needed when the page structure itself is slow — for example, a homepage built from a dozen sliders and widgets.
I have a store with thousands of products — is it more expensive?
Usually yes, because database work is added to the frontend: category queries, filters, caching. We give an estimate after measurement — for a catalog it is determined not by the number of products, but by how the queries are structured.
A site on a website builder — will you take it on?
We will take on what is available within the platform, but the ceiling there is set by it. If you keep hitting it, it is more reasonable to look at moving from a builder to your own, and then do the optimization on your own code.
How not to lose speed after six months?
Usually it is brought back by publications: an uncompressed photo on the homepage and a new chat widget eat up the effect. That is why we provide editorial guidelines, and speed monitoring is included in website support from €49 per month.
Contact

Send the address — we will come back with a measurement and a plan

We need the website address and one line about what is concerning you: advertising, search or visitor complaints. We reply within 60 minutes during business hours (GMT+3).

Audit €190 — and it is clear what to fix first

A visitor does not wait eight seconds. Neither does the advertising budget.

Send the website address. We will return with a mobile version audit and a correction plan sorted by impact.

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