What Is Your Slow Website Costing You?
Homeowners on phones do not wait. Enter four numbers and see roughly how many jobs a slow site loses you each month. Nothing you type leaves this page.
Your numbers
Not sure? Test your site free at pagespeed.web.dev, or start from the 5 to 7 seconds that is typical for an older WordPress or page-builder site on a phone.
What the delay costs you
Rough estimate: assumes a fast site turns about 3% of visitors into contacts, and conversions fall about 7% for each second of load time past two, in line with published page-speed studies. Your real numbers depend on your market and your site.
How the estimate works
A fast service-business website typically turns about 3% of its visitors into calls or form submissions. Published page-speed studies consistently find that conversions fall roughly 7% for every extra second a page takes to load. The calculator applies that drop to your visitor count, then multiplies missed contacts by your close rate and average job value. It is a planning estimate, not a measurement: your market, your reviews and your prices all move the real number.
How do I find my load time?
Run your site through Google's free PageSpeed Insights at pagespeed.web.dev and look at the mobile result, because that is where your customers are. Older WordPress and page-builder sites commonly land between 5 and 8 seconds on a phone.
How do I fix it?
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