Calculate the Revenue Impact of Website Performance.

Enter your current site metrics (load time, bounce rate, monthly visitors, average order value). The calculator will show potential improvements in Core Web Vitals and estimate revenue impact. You can adjust performance improvement sliders to see different scenarios and their projected ROI.

LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) measures loading - how long your main content takes to appear. FID (First Input Delay) measures interactivity - how quickly your page responds to user actions. CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift) measures stability - whether elements jump around during loading. Lower is better for all three.

The calculator uses industry research showing 1-second load time improvements typically increase conversions by 7-12%. It factors in your current traffic, conversion rates, and average order value to project revenue gains. Results are based on real data from Google studies and client projects.

Check Google PageSpeed Insights, Core Web Vitals report in Google Search Console, or Google Analytics 4. For bounce rate and conversion data, use Google Analytics. If you don't have exact numbers, the calculator includes industry averages you can use as starting points.

Results are based on Google research and data from 100+ optimization projects. While every site is different, most businesses see results within 15-25% of projections. E-commerce sites typically see higher impact than content sites. Use results as estimates for planning, not exact predictions.

Conservative (20-40% improvement): Basic optimizations like image compression and caching. Moderate (40-70% improvement): Code optimization and modern loading patterns. Aggressive (70%+ improvement): Complete architecture overhaul with cutting-edge techniques. Most sites achieve moderate improvements.