A slow store quietly loses sales and rankings. I find what's actually dragging your Shopify or WordPress site down — images, apps, scripts, theme code — fix it properly, and show you the before-and-after numbers.
Fiverr starting price · US$35
Shoppers don't wait. Every fix below is chosen for what it does to load time and responsiveness on a real phone on a real connection — not for a vanity score.
PageSpeed Insights, Lighthouse and real-user field data reviewed together, so we fix what customers actually experience — not just what a lab test complains about.
Correctly sized, modern-format images, a properly prioritized hero (LCP) image, lazy-loading for everything below the fold, lean font loading, and no autoplay weight above the fold.
App and third-party script audit, removal of leftover code from uninstalled apps, render-blocking JavaScript and CSS fixes, and Liquid clean-up in the theme.
Fixes for CLS (jumping banners, late-loading images, font swaps) and INP (sluggish taps on menus, filters and add-to-cart) so the store feels solid on mobile.
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I start with a real audit — PageSpeed Insights, Lighthouse and Chrome's field data — then fix what actually moves the numbers: the hero/LCP image, oversized images, render-blocking theme scripts, app scripts and leftover code from uninstalled apps, third-party pixels, fonts and layout shift. You get a before/after comparison, not just a claim that it's "faster." Read why mobile scores are low and how they're fixed →
Core Web Vitals are Google's three user-experience metrics: LCP (how quickly the main content loads, good is 2.5 seconds or less), INP (how quickly the page responds to taps, good is 200 milliseconds or less) and CLS (how much the layout jumps, good is 0.1 or less). They're a Google ranking signal, and they track with conversion because shoppers leave slow, jumpy pages.
Many speed fixes are quick jobs — one Fiverr client reviewed a Shopify speed optimization completed in 24 hours with the results they expected. Bigger stores with many apps, custom theme code or heavy sliders take longer. I'll tell you which camp you're in after the audit.
Not when it's done carefully. I audit every app and script, find what's actually used, and remove or replace only what isn't — including the code that uninstalled apps often leave behind in the theme. Changes are made on a duplicate theme and tested before they go live.
Yes. The same audit-first approach applies: caching and hosting setup, image optimization, plugin and add-on cleanup, Elementor settings and DOM size, fonts and Core Web Vitals. See my Elementor speed guide →
No honest developer can — scores vary run to run, and stores with many essential apps rarely hit 100. What I can promise is a measured improvement, a plain explanation of what changed and why, and a focus on the metrics real customers feel: LCP, INP and CLS on a real phone.
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