WordPress Performance ScannerLearn about HyperPress →Free WordPress performance audit
Your WordPress site may be losing customers before the page even loads.
Run a complete WordPress performance audit in under 3 minutes. Test Core Web Vitals, LCP, TTFB, hosting quality, security headers, image optimization, and SEO — all in one report. No signup, no credit card.
What this WordPress performance scanner analyzes
Most free tools only check page speed. This WordPress website performance scanner combines six independent signals into a single graded report so you can see exactly where your WordPress site is losing visitors, search rankings, and revenue.
Page Speed PageSpeed Insights + GTmetrix | Core Web Vitals Google’s official performance metrics | Hosting Quality Provider tier & uptime signals |
Image Optimization Modern image formats and efficient loading | Security Headers Invisible security protocols from the server | Revenue Impact Speed-to-conversion ratio |
How the WordPress performance scanner works
No signup, no plugin to install, no credit card. Three steps and you'll have a complete WordPress performance audit in your hands in under three minutes.
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Enter your WordPress site URL
Paste any WordPress site address — no signup, no plugin, no credit card. Works with WooCommerce, Elementor, Divi, custom themes, and any host.
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We run 50+ performance checks
Google PageSpeed Insights, GTmetrix, Core Web Vitals, hosting tier detection, CDN, security headers, image optimization, DNS, TTFB, and directory indexing — all in parallel.
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Get an instant performance audit
A graded report with scores for Speed, Stability, Security and a HyperPress Fit Score. See exactly what's hurting your WordPress site speed and what to fix first.
WordPress performance scanner FAQ
Common questions about running a free WordPress performance audit, what we measure, and how the scores are calculated.
Is this WordPress website performance scanner really free?
Yes. The scanner is 100% free to use. No signup, no credit card, no email required. We run a limited number of free scans per browser per week to keep the service fast for everyone.
How is this different from Google PageSpeed Insights?
PageSpeed Insights only measures rendering performance. HyperPress Scanner combines PageSpeed + GTmetrix + hosting quality detection, security header analysis, image optimization audit, CDN detection, DNS timing, and a WordPress-specific fit score — in one report.
Is this just GTmetrix for WordPress?
No, but GTmetrix is part of it. We run a full GTmetrix test (desktop, Chicago) and a full Google PageSpeed Insights test (throttled mobile) under the hood, then layer WordPress-specific analysis on top: plugin/theme attribution of CPU and bandwidth, hosting-tier detection, page-builder impact, security-header and directory-listing checks, image-format audit, and a WordPress fit score. GTmetrix tells you a page is slow; we tell you which plugin to look at.
What's a good Core Web Vitals score for a WordPress site?
Google considers LCP under 2.5s, CLS under 0.1, and INP under 200ms as 'good'. Most WordPress sites struggle with LCP because of unoptimized images and slow hosting. Our scanner measures all three and tells you which need attention.
Does the scanner work with WooCommerce, Elementor, Divi, or other page builders?
Yes. The scanner detects your tech stack automatically and runs the same performance audit regardless of which theme or page builder you use. Page builders often add overhead that hurts performance — the scanner shows you where.
Why does my WordPress site have a slow LCP even when the server is fast?
LCP usually fails because the largest visible element (often a hero image or banner) loads slowly. Common culprits: oversized images, no lazy loading, missing modern formats (WebP/AVIF), and render-blocking JavaScript. The scanner identifies all of these.
How accurate is the HyperPress Fit Score?
The Fit Score estimates how much your site would benefit from migrating to managed HyperPress hosting. It weighs the WordPress detection signal, performance gap vs. our client benchmark, current hosting tier, and infrastructure findings. It's a directional signal, not a guarantee.
Will running the scanner slow down my WordPress site?
No. The scanner makes a small number of requests to your site (homepage HTML, a few common asset paths) plus calls to Google PageSpeed and GTmetrix APIs. The impact on your origin server is comparable to a single visitor.