Your site takes too long to load and it costs you clients
Half of all visits abandon a page that takes over 3 seconds on a phone. Measure yours now and find out exactly where the brake is.
- Initial result in about a minute
- Score on screen right away, full report by email
- No card, no commitment
Built by Nicolás Bilinkis, web consultant, BSc in Digital BusinessOver 1070 sites have already run their checkup
- 1.7 s
- load time, down from 45 s
- 99/100
- PageSpeed after the redesign
- 1070+
- sites already diagnosed
How long it really takes
We measure your site on an average phone with Google data, not on your office wifi.
What is slowing it down
Heavy images, extra scripts or slow hosting: the report tells you which one is your case.
What to fix first
Concrete priorities by impact, so the next improvement actually shows in the load time.
You can feel the difference
Times measured on the vapadu.ai case. The demo compresses them: nobody waits 45 seconds, and neither do your clients.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if my website is slow?
If content takes more than 3 seconds to appear on a phone, it is slow: that is where half of your visitors give up. You can measure it for free on this page in about a minute, with Google data instead of your office wifi.
Why does my website load slowly?
The most common causes are unoptimized images, too many third-party scripts, heavy themes or plugins, and slow hosting. The report tells you which one is your case.
Can it be fixed without rebuilding the whole site?
It depends on the cause. Compressing images or removing scripts can be done on the current site; a very old foundation sometimes makes a rebuild cheaper than patching. That verdict comes out of the diagnostic.
How much can speed improve?
In shipped projects, sites that took 45 seconds to show content went under 2, and from 41 to 99 on PageSpeed. The exact gain depends on your starting point; the diagnostic shows it.
Does speed affect my Google ranking?
It does: Google uses Core Web Vitals as a ranking signal, and a slow page loses positions and visits. It also hits your ads: a slow landing page pays more per click and converts less.
Who can I hire to fix a slow website in Argentina?
You can start without hiring anyone: run the free diagnostic and you will know what is holding your site back. With the report in hand, I can quote the fix, or you can hand it to your own team or developer.