
WordPress page speed optimisation.
Boost your WordPress website speed for better rankings, user experience, and conversions. Faster load times mean lower bounce rates and higher performance.
- Lightning-fast load times to improve user engagement and retention.
- Optimised for SEO, helping your site rank higher in search engines.
- Enhanced mobile performance for seamless browsing across all devices.






Why WordPress website owners trust us for speed optimisation.
Proven strategies that make WordPress website lightning fast.
- Speed optimisation with measurable improvements in load time.
- Core Web Vitals-focused for better Google rankings and SEO.
- No unnecessary plugins ensuring optimisation without bloat.
- Hand-tuned caching settings for maximum efficiency and stability.
- Image optimisation to reduce load time without loss of quality.
- Mobile-first speed enhancements for faster performance.
- Custom database cleanup to remove old data and improve response times.
- CDN setup and configuration for lightning-fast content delivery.
- Full site performance audits to identify and fix speed issues.
- Ongoing support to keep your website fast and optimised.
Make your WordPress website faster, smoother, and more efficient.
Slow websites lose visitors. We optimise speed, performance, and Core Web Vitals to keep users engaged and boost your rankings.
Speed up my websiteFrequently asked questions.
Everything you need to know about our WordPress page speed optimisation services.

Why is my WordPress website slow?
WordPress websites slow down due to unoptimised images, excessive plugins, bloated code, poor hosting, or inefficient caching. Large files, render-blocking scripts, and database clutter also impact speed. Our page speed optimisation service identifies and fixes these issues by compressing images, minifying code, implementing caching, and improving server response times, ensuring your site loads faster and more efficiently.
How does page speed affect SEO and rankings?
Google considers page speed as a ranking factor, meaning slow websites struggle to rank high in search results. A fast-loading website improves user experience, lowers bounce rates, and increases engagement, which signals search engines that your site provides value. Google’s Core Web Vitals specifically measure loading speed, interactivity, and visual stability, making speed optimisation crucial for better rankings and organic traffic growth.
What tools do you use to measure page speed?
We use Google PageSpeed Insights, GTmetrix, Lighthouse, and WebPageTest to analyse performance. These tools measure key factors like First Contentful Paint (FCP), Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS). Our team interprets this data and applies real-world optimisations to ensure your website meets the latest speed and performance standards.
Can you optimise my website without changing its design?
Yes, we improve your WordPress page speed without altering the visual design or layout. Our optimisation process focuses on behind-the-scenes improvements, such as minifying CSS and JavaScript, optimising images, reducing HTTP requests, and implementing caching. Your website will look exactly the same but load significantly faster, improving both user experience and SEO.
Will my website be optimised for Google’s Core Web Vitals?
Yes, our WordPress speed optimisation aligns with Google’s Core Web Vitals, which measure loading speed, interactivity, and visual stability. We enhance Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) to ensure your site meets Google’s latest performance benchmarks, helping to improve both rankings and user engagement.
Do you optimise mobile speed separately from desktop?
Yes, we optimise both mobile and desktop performance, as Google evaluates them separately. Mobile sites often suffer from large images, excessive scripts, and slow-loading elements, which we address by enabling lazy loading, compressing files, and optimising mobile-specific resources. This ensures faster performance on all devices, keeping both users and search engines happy.
Can you improve speed without removing plugins?
Yes, we optimise speed without unnecessarily removing plugins. Instead of disabling essential features, we focus on reducing plugin bloat, optimising database queries, and minimising script execution time. If any plugins are slowing down your site, we identify lightweight alternatives or optimise their settings to maintain functionality without sacrificing performance.
Will speed optimisation break any functionality on my site?
No, our WordPress speed optimisation process is carefully implemented to avoid breaking any functionality. We test all changes in a staging environment before applying them live. If scripts or third-party plugins cause conflicts, we use defer and async loading techniques to ensure everything functions smoothly while keeping your site fast and responsive.
How long does it take to optimise a WordPress website?
The timeframe depends on the complexity of the website and the extent of the required optimisations. Basic speed improvements, like image compression and caching setup, can be completed within 24 to 48 hours. More advanced optimisations, such as Core Web Vitals fixes, script deferment, and server-level enhancements, may take 3 to 7 days for full implementation and testing.
Do you offer ongoing maintenance to keep my site fast?
Yes, we provide ongoing maintenance to ensure your WordPress site stays fast, secure, and optimised over time. Website performance can degrade due to new content, plugin updates, and evolving search engine requirements, so we offer regular speed audits, caching adjustments, database cleanups, and Core Web Vitals monitoring. Our continuous optimisation keeps your site performing at its best, ensuring fast load times and a seamless user experience.
Are there any limitations to WordPress speed optimisation?
Yes, while we significantly improve load times, some factors may limit the maximum speed achievable. Badly built or complex themes, excessive third-party plugins, shared hosting environments, and heavy external scripts (such as ad networks or third-party tracking tools) can slow down performance. We optimise everything within our control, but in some cases, switching to better hosting, refining the site’s structure, or removing problematic elements may be necessary for further speed gains. We provide transparent recommendations to help you get the best possible results.