Pass Core Web Vitals on WordPress, fixed price from $249

We pull your field data from Google Search Console and PageSpeed Insights, find which URL groups fail LCP, INP or CLS on mobile and desktop, fix the causes in WordPress (images, fonts, render-blocking CSS and JavaScript, third-party scripts, caching, hosting response time and layout shifts), then send a written before-and-after report and help you start validation in Search Console.

Fixed prices: the Baseline Fix is $249 (audit, the highest-impact fixes and a validation report) and Growth Optimization is $499 (a deeper sprint across templates and the conversion path, with priority rollout support). If you want speed kept in check every month, the Growth care plan at $149/month includes speed optimization and Core Web Vitals monitoring.

The fixes usually ship within days, but Search Console uses real Chrome user data collected over a rolling 28-day window. That means the report normally changes a few weeks after the fix. Lab tools like PageSpeed Insights show the improvement straight away, and we include those measurements in your report.

PageSpeed Insights shows a lab test of one page load plus, when there is enough traffic, field data from real visitors. Search Console groups similar URLs and only uses field data. We fix for the field data, because that is what Google uses, and use lab tests to confirm each change.

Interaction to Next Paint measures how quickly a page responds when someone taps, clicks or types. On WordPress it usually fails because of heavy page builders, chat and tracking scripts, sliders, and long JavaScript tasks from plugins. Good is 200 ms or less. We reduce or delay the scripts that block the main thread, without removing features you need.

Core Web Vitals are part of Google’s page experience signals. They will not outrank better content on their own, but a site that loads and responds well keeps more visitors and avoids losing close ranking battles. We are honest about this up front: we fix the vitals, and if content or technical SEO is the bigger problem we tell you.

Yes. Most of the sites we fix run Elementor, Divi, WPBakery or a block theme, many with WooCommerce. We tune the builder’s own settings first, then caching, assets and images, and we test cart and checkout after every change.

No redesign is needed. We work on a staging copy or with a full backup in place, change one thing at a time, and check the key pages, forms and checkout after each change. If anything looks off we roll it back.

If server response time (TTFB) is the bottleneck we show you the numbers and fix what WordPress can fix: page caching, object caching, database cleanup and heavy queries. If the host itself is too slow we recommend a move, and we can handle the migration as a separate job.