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Inaccurate and unreliable + full of misleading information. What used to be a trusted benchmark has turned into a mess of nonsense.
I’m running a Next.js web app with lightweight pages and optimized WebP images (max 34 KB each) on AWS with ample resources, yet this tool still reports poor metrics. GTmetrix scores my site at 99, while this one gives it a 57 - completely inconsistent and untrustworthy.
DO NOT RELY ON IT.
This speed test is not accurate and portrays incorrect reports. eg it says my LCP is 6 seconds for a logo that is a 34kb webp image, which is impossible. And when i physically time the LCP loading this site is incorrect. Very misleading and mostly a waste if time.
Very good site to check website performance
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