I find and fix the real performance bottlenecks across front-end code, assets, caching, server setup, database load, and third-party scripts so your website loads faster, feels smoother, and converts better.
Built for founders, ecommerce operators, agencies, and site owners who are tired of plugin bloat, weak Core Web Vitals, and slow websites that undermine an otherwise strong business.
Real fixes. Clean implementation. No bloated plugin stacks.
I fix the real reasons your website is slow.
The review goes where the lost time actually is.
Remove blockers that delay the first meaningful paint.
Reduce transfer cost across media, fonts, and front-end bundles.
Tune caching, slow queries, and origin behavior.
Faster first impressions. Cleaner implementation. Less drag in the stack.
Platforms
What I look at
How I work
A slow website damages conversions quietly. It weakens trust, wastes paid traffic, and makes the business feel less polished before the content or offer has a chance to do its job.
The commercial problem
Performance is not just about a score. It shapes the first impression, how smooth the site feels, how credible the brand appears, and how much friction stands between a visitor and the action you want them to take.
If the first few seconds feel heavy, visitors bounce early, browse less, and trust the brand less before the message has a chance to land.
Slow landing pages quietly waste ad spend. You still pay for the click, but the user reaches a weaker experience.
Speed is not the only ranking factor, but weak performance makes the rest of the SEO stack work under worse conditions.
A good brand should feel sharp, responsive, and credible. A slow interface makes even strong businesses feel less polished.
I do not rely on one-click speed booster tricks. The work goes into the specific layers that actually make the site slow.
This usually means working across the front end, asset pipeline, plugin behavior, cache layers, backend response, and sometimes the server itself.
Trim, defer, split, or reorder front-end assets so the first render is not forced to wait.
Reduce transfer weight, correct dimensions, improve formats, and tighten the media pipeline.
Load the right things early, delay the rest, and stop the browser from working in the wrong order.
Align browser, page, object, and server cache behavior so repeat visits and uncached requests are both handled properly.
Reduce font cost, remove unnecessary variants, and prevent typography from delaying visible content.
Audit the scripts that slow the page down and keep only the ones that still justify their cost.
Identify slow queries, autoload bloat, plugin overhead, and backend work that drags response times down.
Review origin response, compression, cache headers, and infrastructure decisions that limit performance.
You work directly with the technical specialist doing the analysis and the implementation.
No bloated plugin stacks. No fake score tricks. No generic SEO-agency fluff. Just a clear technical read on what is slowing the site down and the work needed to fix it.
You work directly with the person diagnosing the bottlenecks and implementing the fixes. No relay, no handoff, no diluted context.
The work starts with what is actually slow, not with a generic checklist or a plugin stack that only hides the symptoms.
The goal is not just a faster score. The goal is a faster, more stable, more maintainable website.
You can see what was slowing the site down, what changed, and why those changes matter to real users.
You send the website URL and a few details. I review the current performance profile, identify likely bottlenecks, and outline where the time is being lost.
You get a clear recommendation, the priorities that matter first, and a quote shaped by the real technical scope rather than a fake package.
I implement the fixes across code, assets, cache, server setup, and backend behavior with as little disruption to the live site as possible.
You receive a practical summary of what improved, what still deserves attention, and how to avoid performance decay over time.
From mainstream CMS setups to custom builds, the common thread is the same: find the bottleneck, fix the stack, keep the implementation clean.
CMS and ecommerce platforms
Custom builds and mixed stacks
This page does not use made-up client quotes. Confidence should come from the quality of the technical process, the clarity of the scope, and the way the implementation is explained.
You get a technical read on where the site is losing time before any implementation scope is proposed.
The implementation is tied to concrete bottlenecks in the stack, not to vague performance theater.
The outcome is not just a one-off cleanup. The site ends up easier to understand, maintain, and keep fast.
Typical project pattern
Most slow websites do not have one dramatic failure. They have a stack of front-end, media, plugin, cache, and hosting issues that compound on each other.
Website type
Content-heavy WordPress or WooCommerce site
Main issue
Heavy theme assets, oversized media, third-party scripts, weak caching, and backend response delays combine into a slow first impression.
What gets fixed
Critical path cleanup, image and font delivery improvements, script reduction, cache alignment, plugin review, and server-level tuning.
Outcome
A faster, smoother site with clearer user flow, stronger Core Web Vitals, and a cleaner technical foundation.
Every website has a different performance profile, so the pricing starts with a free audit and a technical scope rather than a fake package comparison.
If the website needs a focused set of fixes, the quote stays focused. If the stack is tangled, you get a realistic scope that reflects the real work instead of a sales page package grid.
No inflated package grid. No fake enterprise tier. Just a clear technical scope based on your actual website.
Free Audit
EUR 0
Initial review of your website, the likely bottlenecks, and the clearest next step.
Optimization Project
Projects typically start from EUR 290
Quoted after the audit so the scope reflects the actual stack, complexity, and implementation work.
Ongoing Care
Optional
For clients who want monitoring, post-fix support, or periodic performance reviews after the core work is complete.
No. I work with WordPress, ecommerce platforms, and custom-built websites. The exact approach depends on the stack and the source of the bottlenecks.
In most cases, yes. The exact level of access depends on the audit findings and whether the work touches the application, the server, or both.
No honest specialist should promise the same score for every website. The focus is meaningful technical improvement, cleaner performance, and a better real-world experience.
That depends on the stack and the amount of technical debt, but smaller optimization projects are usually far quicker than a rebuild or a full theme refactor.
Yes. Hosting, server configuration, caching, and backend response time are often part of the real problem and often where meaningful gains are found.
Send your website URL and I will review the current performance profile and tell you what is likely slowing it down.
No generic sales call. No pressure. Just a clear technical starting point.
What happens next
Most projects start with a short technical exchange by email, not a high-pressure call. If the audit shows a clear fit, you receive the likely priorities and the next step.
Direct contact: hello@pgspeed.com
Share the website URL and a few details. You will receive an initial technical review and a recommended next step.