Treo

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Introduction

Treo gives instant access to Core Web Vitals for any domain, powered by the Chrome UX Report, with no scripts to install and no waiting for data collection. It combines CrUX and Lighthouse in a clean interface.

You can benchmark sites against competitors and manage hundreds of sites in one place; testimonials praise its data updates. Plans range from free to enterprise, with a 25% discount for annual purchases.

Because CrUX field data summarises real visits over a rolling period, use it to watch trends and to compare against competitors, and use Lighthouse runs to diagnose a specific regression after a release.

Features

1. CrUX data: Field data with zero setup.
2. Lighthouse tests: Lab audits.
3. Competitor benchmarks: Compare domains.
4. Multi-site management: Hundreds of sites.

Pros

1. Free plan: $0 tier.
2. Annual discount: 25%.

Cons

1. Field data limits: CrUX only covers sites with enough traffic.

Usage and Links (Example)

1. Sign up free and add a domain.
2. Compare against competitors.
3. Run Lighthouse on slow URLs.

Resources:

• Treo website

Pricing

Treo has a $0 plan and paid plans at $75, $185 and $375 a month ($900, $2,220 and $4,500 a year with a 25% annual discount), plus Enterprise.

Recommended for?

1. SEO and web teams tracking many sites.

Conclusion

Treo is a fast, configuration-free view of Core Web Vitals.

Add RUM if you need data for low-traffic pages.

On CheckOps, Treo is filed under the Performance & load and Production monitoring & observability stages. Related tools listed here include Lighthouse, DebugBear, SpeedCurve, WebPageTest, GTmetrix and Unlighthouse. Which one fits best depends mostly on your stack, your team’s size and skills, and whether you prefer to run tools yourself or pay for a managed service. This page reflects the official website, documentation and repository as they stood on 11 November 2026.