Performance
See your pages' Core Web Vitals from Google PageSpeed Insights, a 30-day trend and the top suggestions to fix.
Atlas asks Google PageSpeed Insights once a day to measure your home page and your top published pages, on mobile and on desktop.
What you see
Section titled “What you see”Open SEO & redirects → Performance.
- Core Web Vitals: each measured page with its Assessment (Good, Needs improvement, Poor or Not enough data), Score, LCP, INP and CLS, for the Device you choose.
- Data says where the numbers come from: Real visitors (this page), Real visitors (whole website) or Lab test. Lab tests never include INP.
- Trend: 30 days for one page and one measure (performance score, LCP, INP, CLS, FCP or TTFB). Show the numbers lists the values.
- Top suggestions: Google’s most useful fixes for that page.
Website health also gains a Core Web Vitals check based on the last 7 days.
Check now
Section titled “Check now”Checks run daily on their own. To measure right away, click Check now. You can run up to 3 checks per environment per hour.
What Atlas measures
Section titled “What Atlas measures”- The home page first, then your published pages from the shallowest down: 3 pages on Starter, 5 on Growth, 10 on Agency and 20 on Enterprise (proposed numbers; they may change).
- Only websites with a public
httpsaddress. Local, test and internal addresses are skipped, and Production is measured only while it is on. - Ratings use Google’s thresholds: LCP 2.5 s / 4 s, INP 200 ms / 500 ms, CLS 0.1 / 0.25. A page’s assessment is its worst of the three.
Limitations
Section titled “Limitations”- Needs a PageSpeed key on the Atlas side. If Studio says PageSpeed Insights is not set up, the Atlas operator has not added the Google key yet.
- Studio shows Development results only. Production is measured too, but its results are not shown in Studio yet.
- No Search Console connection and no ranking of pages by visits yet.