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Find out what your website is actually costing you.

A one-second delay in mobile load time can raise bounce rate by up to 32%, according to Google’s own research into mobile page speed. A slow site doesn’t just frustrate visitors — it’s a ranking signal Google measures directly. Reveo’s free Website Audit runs the same PageSpeed Insights data Google itself uses, so you see your real score, not an estimate.

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Speed is a ranking factor you can actually see

Google scores every public page on Core Web Vitals — how fast the main content loads, how quickly the page responds to a tap or click, and how much it shifts around while loading. These aren’t abstract engineering metrics; Google has published its own research showing conversion rates drop as load time climbs, and a site that fails Core Web Vitals is working against its own ranking. The problem for most home service businesses is they’ve never actually seen their own score.

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Reveo’s free Website Audit pulls your actual Google PageSpeed Insights results — performance, SEO, accessibility, and best practices — and translates the technical findings into what’s actually slowing you down and what to fix first. No estimate, no guesswork: the same data Google’s own systems use.

A slow site undoes everything else on this list

You can have a perfectly optimized Google Business Profile, a strong review count, and a rating that beats every competitor nearby — and still lose the customer at the last step if your site takes too long to load on their phone. Site speed is the one factor on this page that’s purely technical, and it’s also one of the fastest to fix once you know exactly what’s wrong. For the full playbook on what to fix first, see our complete website speed guide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What's actually being measured?

Google's Core Web Vitals: how fast your main content becomes visible (Largest Contentful Paint), how quickly the page responds to interaction (Interaction to Next Paint), and how much the layout shifts while loading (Cumulative Layout Shift) — plus broader performance, accessibility, and SEO checks.

Is this the same as what Google Search Console shows me?

It's built on the same underlying PageSpeed data Google uses, presented as a plain-language breakdown rather than a raw technical report — built for someone running a home service business, not a developer.

My site looks fine when I load it — why would speed matter?

Your own device is probably fast and your connection is probably good. The score reflects a broader range of real-world conditions, including the slower mobile connections a meaningful share of your customers are actually using when they search for you.

Do I need a developer to fix what the audit finds?

Some fixes are a five-minute change (a compressed image, a plugin you don't need); others do need a developer. The audit tells you which is which, so you're not paying for help you don't need or ignoring something that is worth the cost.

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