Performance Monitoring
Notice the day your site got slower.
Load time measured the way customers experience it, tracked continuously, so a change that costs you visitors shows up as a change rather than a slow decline nobody spots.
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Speed by page
Measured on mobile dataProduct preview · demonstration data
Time to readable
44Continuous, not once
Speed is not a launch-day number.
Most small business sites are measured once, when they are built, and never again. A plugin update or an uncompressed photo added months later quietly costs visitors.
NegoTrack measures continuously, on a phone over mobile data, and keeps the history. The score is less useful than the shape of the line.
Knowing the gallery got 2.6 seconds slower the week new photos went up is actionable. Knowing you scored 61 is not.
Cause, in order
What is actually making it slow.
Every slow page is reported with what is causing the delay, ordered by how much time each thing costs.
Phrased so you can forward it to whoever maintains the site without translating it first, and so you can tell whether a quoted fix is worth what it costs.
Biggest costs on the gallery page
2.4MB · costs 2.1scosts 1.9scosts 0.4sA page that got slower is a page that started losing people.
Gallery slowed by 2.6 seconds
Compress the twelve photos added a fortnight ago. On mobile data this page now takes almost five seconds to become readable, and most visitors will not wait.
Catch it in the week, not the quarter.
See speed as customers experience it.
Get told when something makes it worse.
Know exactly what is costing the time.
One measurement that keeps running.
- PageSpeed, run once at launch
- Testing on office broadband
- No history to compare against
- Never linking a change to a cause
- Finding out from a customer
- Continuous measurement
- One history per page
- One alert when it slips
Slow costs differently everywhere.
Where speed hurts depends on what the page is for. Pick one to see what NegoTrack watches.
The emergency page was the slowest on the site.
Urgent-intent visitors have the least patience. The page that most needs to be fast is often the one nobody optimised.
Related capabilities
Business Health Score
One number covering website, search visibility, reviews and local presence, and the ordered list of what to fix to move it.
Website Audit
Speed, mobile usability, structure and conversion issues checked together and explained in plain language, not developer jargon.
SEO Tracking
Track the search terms that actually bring local customers, and see which pages are indexed, missing or competing with each other.
Review Monitoring
See new reviews, what they keep mentioning, which ones you have not answered, and how your rating compares locally.
Local Visibility
Check whether your business appears in local search and maps, whether your profile is complete, and what is holding it back.
Competitor Analysis
See how nearby competitors compare on visibility, reviews and website health, and what changed recently.
Content Analysis
Check whether your pages say what you do, where you do it, and give a visitor a reason to get in touch.
Know the moment your site starts costing you.
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Frequently asked questions
How fast should my site be?
On mobile data, aim for something readable within two to three seconds. Past four or five, drop-off rises sharply. The absolute number matters less than the direction it is moving.
Will this tell me how to fix it?
It reports what is causing the delay in order of impact, phrased so you can forward it to whoever maintains the site. It does not change your website.