AUDIT / 01 · FREE PERSONAL PLANNING
Website Speed Audit Checklist Builder
Start with your own observations. Get a checklist to guide a careful review—not an automated diagnosis.
No sign-up · No live test · No admin access · Inputs stay in this browser page
Your inputs
Use your own estimates. Do not enter credentials or sensitive details.
Your planning result
Make room for a clear next step.
Enter your assumptions, then select Build my plan. Your result will appear here with the method and a portable text copy.
An estimate, not a diagnosis.
Print opens your browser dialog, where you can also save a PDF. Downloads are generated locally.
OPEN METHOD
Behind the result - No mystery in the method
This builder uses your chosen page type, focus, image load, plugin count, cache status, font count and third-party embeds to order review tasks. Its rules prioritize missing or unknown caching, image-heavy pages, larger plugin inventories and extra dependencies. A priority is a planning suggestion, not proof of a fault. No performance score is calculated.
These tools do not test a live site, access WordPress admin or install anything. They do not fetch, validate or confirm bookings, live prices or exact rates. They do not store data on a server. Blank optional fields are omitted. Text is displayed literally, not interpreted as HTML.
Keep the result in context. This is a starting point for your own checks. Back up first, use staging, and review one reversible change at a time.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Before you go
Does this inspect my website?
No. It arranges only the observations and numbers you enter. A page label is a note, not a URL to be visited.
Is a high-priority item a confirmed problem?
No. It means that the entered condition is worth reviewing early. Verify the condition yourself before changing anything.
Can I tick off and print my checklist?
Yes. Each result item has a checkbox. Print the plan or download a text copy; checkmarks are included in the download.
What if I do not know my cache status?
Choose Not sure. The checklist will ask you to identify the existing cache layer before adding another one.