Google Pagespeed Insights plugin for WordPress
Get real-time data directly from your WordPress Dashboard
We have Google Lighthouse integrated in our plugin and we showcase all the data related to your webpage properly in a better user interface. Our system saves your data inside your database and later you can compare your data easily. When you are done, just remove the data.
How Do You Check Google PageSpeed Insights in WordPress?
You check a page's Google PageSpeed Insights score by entering its URL at pagespeed.web.dev, or from inside WordPress with a plugin that calls the PageSpeed API. WP Adminify's Google PageSpeed addon runs the test in your dashboard, saves your mobile and desktop scores over time, and lets you analyse any URL without leaving wp-admin. Use it alongside our WordPress performance optimization guide to fix what the report flags, and see the full WordPress performance toolkit.
Benefits of the Pagespeed Insights for WordPress
Are slow web pages making it hard for you to reach your traffic goals? With the help of the Google Pagespeed Insights plugin, you can identify and solve the issues yourself. Experience a better UI and identify your pagespeed issue.
Individual report for Mobile & Desktop
You can analyze full page-speed reports for both mobile and desktop devices. This report will be saved as history in our plugin. It’s a great advantage for you to access detailed history reports whenever you need.
Google Pagespeed History Page
Whenever you search for any webpage speed, it will be listed on your history page. After you do some modifications to compare the present pagespeed with before, you can access the history page to check the previous page speed.
Analyze Any Webpage Speed
Not only your website, but you can also check any webpage's speed. You have the freedom to test data from any website. Just copy your desired page URL and paste it inside the page speed test URL field.
Remove Google Pagespeed history
Keeping too much history can be annoying to you. You can remove your history that you don’t need in the future. It will help you to clean your history page so that you can access your necessary page speed history easily.
Check the Report for existing saved data
If you have searched any pages, they will be stored in your history. After fixing some issues on your page, you can compare the previous speed history with the new history. It will help you to get a better idea of what’s already fixed and what needs to be fixed.
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Google PageSpeed Insights for WordPress - FAQs
How do I check my WordPress PageSpeed Insights score?
Enter your page URL at pagespeed.web.dev, or run the test from inside WordPress. WP Adminify's Google PageSpeed addon fetches the score for both mobile and desktop directly in your dashboard, so you can check any page without leaving wp-admin, and it keeps a history so you can track progress.
How do I get a Google PageSpeed Insights API key?
Create a free key in the Google Cloud console: enable the PageSpeed Insights API, then generate an API key under Credentials. WP Adminify's PageSpeed addon uses that key to pull scores, and a key also raises the request quota so bulk or repeated checks are not rate-limited.
What is a good PageSpeed Insights score for WordPress?
90 to 100 is good (green), 50 to 89 needs improvement, and below 50 is poor. Mobile scores run lower than desktop because Google throttles CPU and network for the mobile test, so a realistic WordPress target is 90+ on desktop and 50+ on mobile.
Does WP Adminify improve my PageSpeed score?
Indirectly. The PageSpeed addon measures and tracks your score, while WP Adminify's performance tools — Heartbeat control and disabling emojis, embeds, and unused Gutenberg assets — cut admin and front-end overhead that drags the score down. Pair it with caching and image optimization for the biggest gains.
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