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Scivisum

Designed for testing out the relative performance of websites and web applications, Scivisum is a cloud-based service used by small businesses and huge brands alike, with customers including Thomas Cook, Cineworld and Epson. Their service dissects into three main parts: Website Performance Monitoring, Website Load Testing and Mobile Web...

New Relic

New Relic is a huge tool, both in terms of what it covers and the impact it can have on your business. Built around the idea of tracking and making sense of software analytics, New Relic allows you to get a more comprehensive feel for how your customers are...

Google Page Speed Tool

As part of Google’s drive to speed up the web, the Google Page Speed Tool is a free resource you can use to check page load times and performance. It is possible to carry out a comprehensive analysis of your site performance online, and a free Chrome extension is...

Google Analytics Site Speed

Site Speed reports are produced by Google Analytics, available under Content > Site Speed from within your Analytics account. Site Speed reporting is designed to give you a heads up on how individual pages are performing for your visitors, with samples and averages providing a metric for comparison and...

Webpagetest.org

WebPageTest allows users to run multiple different site speed tests, using real browsers and reflective connection speeds to give you a better idea of how your sites are performing. Choose the browser you are looking to test and the geographic test location, to give the most accurate insights into...

Pingdom

Pingdom is a suite of tools around site speed & uptime monitoring. You can run its standard tools on your own site, or on competitors, where it will ping any pages you choose at regular intervals. Off the back of that it can alert you of any downtime (either...