WordPress Speed That Converts

Results vary based on your starting point, but most sites see 2-5x improvements. A site loading in 6 seconds typically drops to 1-2 seconds. We provide before/after metrics so you can see the exact improvement.

We test all optimisations on a staging environment before applying to production. Caching configurations are carefully set to exclude dynamic elements like shopping carts. We monitor for issues post-optimisation and quickly resolve any that arise.

Not necessarily. Many speed improvements come from server configuration, caching, and image optimisation — independent of your theme. However, if your theme or certain plugins are fundamentally problematic (like some heavy page builders), we'll discuss alternatives.

We use industry-standard tools: Google PageSpeed Insights, GTmetrix, and Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX) for real-world data. You'll receive clear before/after comparisons including Core Web Vitals scores, load times, and server response times.

Initial optimisation creates the foundation, but speed requires ongoing attention. New content, plugin updates, and WordPress changes can impact performance. Our Managed plans include continuous monitoring and re-optimisation to maintain peak speed.

Yes, Core Web Vitals are a confirmed Google ranking factor since 2021. While content quality matters more, passing Core Web Vitals can provide a ranking boost. More importantly, faster sites have lower bounce rates and higher conversions — which indirectly helps SEO.