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Web Performance

Page Speed Optimization — Make Your Website Load Fast

Images, scripts, caching and hosting optimized for faster pages. From $29 · 24h delivery.

Common signs: slow pages, high bounce rates and poor PageSpeed scores. Usual causes: large images, too many plugins and scripts, and no caching. What we do: optimize images, scripts, caching and delivery. What you get: a noticeably faster website.

Our page speed optimization makes your website load faster for every visitor by compressing images, removing unnecessary scripts and plugins, adding caching and fixing slow hosting. A Codersarts engineer measures before and after, so you see exactly what improved. Fixed price from $29 with 24h delivery.




Page Speed Optimization at a Glance


Item

Details

Starting price

$29 for quick wins on one site

Delivery

24 hours

Platforms

WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, Wix, Webflow and custom sites

Covers

Images, fonts, scripts, plugins, caching, CDN and hosting

Tools

PageSpeed Insights, GTmetrix, WebPageTest and Lighthouse

What you get

A faster website, measured

Revisions

One revision round included



What Is Page Speed Optimization?


Page speed optimization reduces the time a web page takes to load and become usable. It covers smaller, modern-format images, fewer and lighter scripts, efficient fonts, browser and server caching, a CDN and faster hosting, so pages load quickly on phones and slow connections as well as desktops.

If Google Search Console reports failing Core Web Vitals specifically, see the Core Web Vitals Fix task.



Signs You Need This


  • Pages take more than three seconds to load

  • Visitors leave before the page loads

  • PageSpeed scores are low on mobile

  • Your site has many plugins or apps

  • Images are uploaded straight from cameras



Common Causes


Large images

Photos uploaded at full size and in old formats.


Too many plugins

Every plugin adds scripts and styles.


No caching

Pages built from scratch on every visit.


Slow hosting

Cheap shared servers far from visitors.



Quick Checks You Can Try First


  1. Run PageSpeed Insights on your home and key pages.

  2. List installed plugins or apps.

  3. Check the size of your largest images.

  4. Check where your hosting server is located.


If the problem remains, our engineers take it from there.



How We Optimize


  1. Measure. Baseline speed on mobile and desktop.

  2. Images. Compress, resize and convert to WebP or AVIF.

  3. Scripts. Remove, defer or delay unnecessary scripts and plugins.

  4. Caching. Page, browser and object caching.

  5. Delivery. CDN and hosting improvements.

  6. Verify. Measure again and report results.



What You Get


  • A faster website

  • Optimized images and scripts

  • Caching and CDN setup

  • Before-and-after speed report

  • Tips to keep it fast


Example result (illustrative)

A WordPress services site took 7 seconds to load on mobile with 34 plugins and 5 MB of images. We removed unused plugins, converted images to WebP, added page caching and Cloudflare, and delayed chat and analytics scripts. Mobile load time dropped to about 2 seconds.



What Is Included and Not Included


Included

Not included

One website

Redesigns

Images, scripts and caching

Paid plugins or hosting costs

Speed report

Rewriting custom features

One revision round

Ongoing maintenance



Pricing for Page Speed Optimization


Package

Best for

Starting at

Delivery

Quick wins

Images, caching and top issues

$29

24 hours

Full optimization

Scripts, plugins, CDN and hosting

$199

1 day

Large or custom sites

Many templates or custom code

$599

3 days


You get a fixed quote after we review your setup. You approve the scope before any payment.




Who This Is For


  • Small business and service websites

  • WordPress and WooCommerce stores

  • Shopify and Wix sites

  • Blogs and content sites



What We Need From You


  • Site and hosting access

  • A list of plugins or apps you must keep

  • Key pages

  • A backup or staging site


Code and data privacy

We sign an NDA on request, work with the least access needed, and never keep copies of your data after delivery. You own all code, configuration and notes.



Key Terms Explained


  • WebP and AVIF: modern image formats with smaller files

  • Caching: storing ready-made pages for faster delivery

  • Render-blocking: files that delay the page from showing

  • TTFB: time to first byte from the server



Common Mistakes We Avoid


  • Installing more speed plugins

  • Optimizing only the home page

  • Deleting plugins without checking what uses them

  • Ignoring mobile results



Need More Than One Task?


Running a web app rather than a website? See Scalability. Or use Prepaid Developer Hours to cover several tasks from one prepaid balance.


Related Tasks




Frequently Asked Questions


How fast should a website load?

Aim for the main content within about 2.5 seconds on mobile.

It helps page experience and conversions, alongside good content.

Yes, within each platform's limits, mainly images, apps and scripts.

We work on staging or with backups and test key pages after each change.



Make Every Page Load Fast


Share your site, and a Codersarts engineer will speed it up within a day.


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