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SpeedVitals
SpeedVitals runs page speed tests from 30+ locations and devices, measures Core Web Vitals and TTFB from 40 locations, supports bulk tests and alerts, and added real user monitoring.
- SaaS
- Free tier
- Paid
- Performance Testing
- Website Performance
- Synthetic Monitoring
- Performance & load
- Production monitoring & observability
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Introduction
SpeedVitals lets you run a page speed test from 30+ locations and devices, measure Core Web Vitals and get clear optimisation tips. You can measure Time to First Byte from 40 locations with one click, run up to 50 speed tests at once and receive email and Slack alerts when performance drops.
Reports show performance scores with LCP, CLS and TBT, and the tool covers both lab and field data. It launched on Product Hunt in November 2023 and added real user monitoring in 2025.
Use multi-location tests to separate network problems from rendering problems: if TTFB is slow only far from your origin, a CDN or edge cache is the fix, while slow LCP everywhere points at the page itself.
Launch and background: SpeedVitals first launched on Product Hunt on 10 November 2023, and its RUM product launched there on 6 August 2025.
Features
- Multi-location tests: 30+ locations and devices.
- TTFB test: 40 locations.
- Bulk testing: Up to 50 tests at once.
- Alerts: Email and Slack.
- RUM: Field data.
Pros
- Free start: No credit card.
Cons
- Lab-first heritage: RUM is newer.
Usage and Links (Example)
- Enter a URL and choose locations and devices.
- Review Core Web Vitals and tips.
- Schedule monitoring with alerts.
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Pricing
SpeedVitals can be started for free with no credit card; paid and enterprise plans are on its pricing page.
Recommended for?
- Agencies and SEO teams checking speed worldwide.
Conclusion
SpeedVitals makes multi-location Core Web Vitals testing quick.
Add RUM for real-user data.
On CheckOps, SpeedVitals is filed under the Performance & load and Production monitoring & observability stages. Related tools listed here include Lighthouse, WebPageTest, GTmetrix, DebugBear, SpeedCurve and SiteSpeed.io. When comparing them, weigh the licence, the languages and platforms each supports, whether it is self-hosted or managed, and how cleanly it slots into your existing CI pipeline. Details on this page were checked against the official website, documentation and repository on 11 November 2026.
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