Paste your URL. SpeedFixer fetches your live PageSpeed audit and generates stack-specific server config — for Nginx, Cloudflare, Vercel, Apache, Netlify, and WordPress.

Fetches your real failing PageSpeed audits via the Google PSI API. Generates stack-specific fixes for Nginx, Apache, Cloudflare, Vercel, Netlify, and WordPress.

SpeedFixer calls the Google PageSpeed API with your URL — nothing is stored

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About SpeedFixer

What does SpeedFixer check?

SpeedFixer calls the Google PageSpeed Insights API with your URL and retrieves the live audit results for your site. It then generates stack-specific server configuration based on your detected stack — Nginx, Apache, Cloudflare, Vercel, Netlify, or WordPress.

What is the difference between server config fixes and code-level fixes?

Server config fixes are changes to your web server or CDN configuration — cache headers, compression, HTTP/2 push. Code-level fixes require changes to your application code or build pipeline — unused JavaScript, image formats, bundle splitting. SpeedFixer separates these two categories clearly.

How does stack detection work?

SpeedFixer reads ther response header and CDN-specific headers (Cf-Ray for Cloudflare, X-Vercel-ID for Vercel, X-NF-Request-ID for Netlify) to identify your stack. You can override the detected stack if your server is behind a proxy that masks these headers.

Is my URL stored or logged?

No. The PageSpeed API call is made via a stateless Cloudflare Worker. Your URL is not stored or associated with any account.

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