Google PageSpeed
The AgencyAnalytics Google PageSpeed integration lets you quickly build a dashboard or automated report to identify areas for improvement on your website.
Once connected, you can add Google PageSpeed widgets to your dashboards or reports to track page performance over time.
Connect PageSpeed
No login or signup is required to connect Google PageSpeed. Follow these steps to connect it to a Client.
Step 1: Open the Client where you'd like to connect Google PageSpeed, then click the Data Sources tab at the top.
Step 2: Click the blue Connect Data Source button in the upper right corner of the page.
Step 3: Search for Google PageSpeed in the search bar at the top, then click the Google PageSpeed card.
Step 4: Click Enable, then wait a few seconds for the page to load.
You'll then see an "Integration Connected" confirmation message.
Google PageSpeed FAQ
Why am I seeing a query limit error?
Google PageSpeed has a daily maximum of 25,000 queries. If that number of queries is exceeded, an error will display on the Google PageSpeed widget until the daily reset.
What domain does PageSpeed scan?
Google PageSpeed scans the root domain of your website.
Does PageSpeed scan my full domain or a specific URL?
Google PageSpeed Insights is built to analyze individual URLs rather than crawl an entire domain. When scanning your root domain, it will also standardize the URL, for example, a scan of www.yoursite.com may return results for https://yoursite.com/ instead. This is expected behavior from PageSpeed Insights itself.
Are Google PageSpeed metrics available with a date range, or in Custom Metrics and Goals?
No. Google PageSpeed metrics don't have a date dimension, since each scan reflects a snapshot of the page at the time it ran rather than data collected over a period. As a result, PageSpeed metrics can't be used in Custom Metrics or Goals.
What's the difference between Load Time and Observed Load Time?
Load Time reflects how your page performs in a controlled, ideal environment defined by Google, tested on a specific device (mobile or desktop) under predefined network conditions. Observed Load Time, on the other hand, is the real-world load time your visitors actually experience. Because these are measured differently, it's normal to see a gap between the two.
Do external factors affect PageSpeed scores?
Yes, external factors can influence the overall crawl score. Find out more about PageSpeed Insights here.
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