While still being new to the Sematext Suite, Synthetics is a synthetic monitoring tool that has quickly become a favorite amongst our users. Getting started is really easy and only takes a couple of minutes before you start to actually monitor your resources with the help of the intuitive UI. Sematext Synthetics comes with a day trial.
For years Google PageSpeed Insights has been the go-to tool for testing and grading your website. The higher the number, the faster the website is. While many other tools in this list allow you to customize requests, set up alerts, and select different locations to run your tests, Google PageSpeed Insights will not give you those options.
Uptrends offers a straightforward test from one of 10 locations and you can configure the test to run either from a mobile device or a desktop. For the desktop test, you can also pick the resolution of the screen one of four browsers Chrome, Firefox, PhantomJS, and IE and bandwidth throttling to test the site under different speed scenarios.
You can also choose to simulate your tests over a slow mobile network or a fast 4G network. The result will be graded from F to A and will include information on compression, TTFB, caching, waterfall charts for the resources load speed, and more. It also features a rather special test where they run a test 3 times and displays all three data sets.
GTmetrix allows you to get detailed information on your page speed, timings, performance score, and much more. GTmetrix also provides information about how to fix the issues that were exposed by the test.
This should paint a better picture of how your website works in different scenarios. Varvy PageSpeed Optimization is a free tool that tests your website performance and provides tips on how to create a better experience for your users. It was created by Patrick Sexton, who also created Getlisted. Varvy PageSpeed Optimization breaks down your report into 5 sections describing the general summary of the test, a resource map, details on CSS delivery, Javascript usage, and a number of separate information on Image Optimization, browser caching, compression, and server response.
With dotcom-monitor, you get 25 different locations and 7 different browsers that include Blackberry, which should make me think they really need to update their service, or perhaps they are historians. Site24x7 is a simple product that offers a free alternative to Pingdom. Yellow Lab Tools is a newer addition to the website monitoring scene and provides basic information about your website without beating around the bush. Professional tennis. Tommy haas.
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Page Size: Each file said above has a volumetric size and keep these files to the lowest possible values to decrease request processing time. After you have created your first Wordpress blog, you should do various optimizations such as reducing the number of requests, decreasing the page size, implementing CDN etc.
These services are used to measure the speed of any website and they also provide various tips to optimize your website or a blog. This is the very popular tool for the bloggers and website owners.
This tool also provides you with a descriptive waterfall image to let you know the performance of every single element of your blog. The results can be easily interpreted even by a layman and you can fix the areas which need some improvement. It also gives you data on page load time, page size and the number of requests. Tip: If possible, try to maintain page speed less than 3 secs, page size less than 1MB and the number of requests less than This is an alternative but efficient tool similar to GTMetrix and lets you to choose different locations to test your website performance and the speed.
The Pingdom offers clearer picture about each HTTP request-response and their headers, which is of great use to optimize your website. Tip: You can even share the test results just by sharing the URL with your friends, developer, work colleagues or web host.
Like websites themselves, these performance tools will be judged on how quickly they work. PageScoring allows you to just enter the domain name and then quickly provides a richly detailed display of how long the contents took to load, as well as a report on various transmission processes. It is a great tool for measuring performance in real-time and in such a manner that isolates pieces of data to improve analysis and improvement measures.
The Pagescoring interface is probably the most bare bones on this list. If you visit the link below, all you see is an address bar, literally three sentences, and a feedback button.
But do not let appearances fool you. Another quick-and-easy tool is the Sucuri Load Time Tester. Based on worldwide network of hardware support and testing, Sucuri gives your site a global rating from A to F. It measures how long a user takes to connect to your site and how long it takes one page to load fully. An important thing to remember is that the use of a CDN will likely affect the operation of the tool. With a CDN, the connection time is likely to be low.
You will not get much use of this tool in terms of performance if your TTFB and total time are not already on the low side. In addition to performance testing, Sucuri also provides web security and protection, back up tools, and firewalls with detection. Anycast is an addressing and routing method for networks in which data is sent to a node in the network based on proximity, cost, health and other measures.
What this means is that there are high availability and redundancy built into the network, which helps in case there is network failure. As an added plus, you do not need to install anything to use Sucuri. All you need is a change in DNS, which their team will help you set up. The tool is so good, in fact, that many of the other tools on this list merely present information taken from PageSpeed. The service grades your site from 1 to , with anything above 85 considered to be good.
There are desktop and mobile versions of the tool. PageSpeed measures two things—the time to above-the-fold load i. On mobile reports, there is also a User Experience tool that you the score along with viewport configuration, appropriate font sizes, and sizes for tap targets like buttons and links. A new speed test tool within the Think With Google service presents all this information in an attractive manner.
In addition to its desktop and mobile versions, PageSpeed has a Chrome Extension which allows you to test any page from the Developers Page Speed tab.
Overall, Google PageSpeed Insights gives you a wholesome picture of the site speed and what you need to do to improve it. Because the tool belongs to Google, you can be sure that it is constantly being improved upon. The tools analyze a web page and tell you it performed in relation to Yahoo! There are three steps in the process with which YSlow tests a site.
It then gets information about each element. Finally, it takes the information and generates grades for each of the rules, resulting in an overall grade.
They were designed by Yahoo! YSlow uses 23 of these rules in its testing. The Pingdom Speed Test is among the better known of the tools on this list.
The report it provides is divided into four sections: a waterfall chart, a performance grade, page analysis and history. The page analysis is further divided into size analysis, size per domain, requests per domain and the type of content with the most requests.
Pingdom tests the site at four location two in the U. The results break down both page size and requests by content type and domain. The service is free of charge, offering attractive visual depictions of load time for each page element. The Page Analysis function is highly detailed. It gets deep into server response code and tells you such things as site speed and health.
Due to the existence of different locations, there are virtually no routing issues. By the same token, accessibility is not a problem either. Page analysis gets into HTTP server response codes indicate site speed, overall health. On top of the four locations used to test, there are 70 global locations for polling, available all year long.
Even with advanced features, Pingdom is cost effective. It examines all parts of the web page loading times, file sizes, etc. You can sort and filter the information in whatever way you want.
Not only are there performance measures and recommendations, but you can also see the trends in your performance history and share your results. Pagelocity offers a special approach to website performance testing. It scores sites out of , like other services, but includes as factors such things as social media, Search Engine Optimization, resources, and code.
You can also track your competitors for comparison. This is all even without registration. When you sign up for a free account, you get more features. The Pagelocity results come in code view and resource view. The code view shows if you are running over HTTPs, what the time to first byte is and also presents the DOM elements in a graphical method.
The resources view shows which web elements are taking up the total page weight images tend to be the biggest. According to their homepage, Pagelocity has analyzed nearly 15, pages so far, which is on the low end among the tools in this list. You can do side-by-side metric comparison to identify your comparative strengths and weaknesses. The reports are presented with a lot of glitzy data visuals and there is plenty of feedback on performance. The app is very easy to use and responsive.
It works on a number of devices and platforms. App is responsive and available on a host of devices.
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