Not a plugin install and a screenshot of a score: measured on your real site, one change at a time.
Most speed services install a cache plugin and send you a green score. The score moves. The site often does not. Slow website loading is four problems stacked, and the order is the whole job.
Comercial Yobeda, a WooCommerce shop with 279 products, had no cache, so every visit rebuilt the page. Same server, same day, same method.
Built fast from day one, so there is no before. Measured from Spain on 17 August 2026, not a promise about your visitor’s phone.
“Daniel set up our store and SEO completely. Within 3 months we were selling consistently online — he handles everything.”
If I built your site, or you are on a care plan, the speed work is already in it. No performance tier, and no roadblock where you pay more money to get past it.
It can, if it is done all at once. Here it never is: the settings most likely to break something stay off by default, and on a shop the basket test comes before anything is left on.
Usually no. Most of what makes a site slow lives inside the site, not underneath it. If your hosting really is the ceiling, I will show you the measurement that proves it instead of selling you a migration.
Days, not weeks. It depends on how many page layouts there are, not how many pages: two hundred product pages built from one layout get tested once, six layouts are six rounds.
Your own before and after numbers, the list of what changed, and the list of exclusions, which keeps the site from breaking the next time somebody touches it. No tool screenshots: they are not what was measured.
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Send me the site. One reply with what it does now, in plain numbers, and whether it is worth fixing. If it is not, I will tell you that too.
