Website Speed Optimization Service
WebJi®'s website speed optimization service audits a slow site from India, fixes what actually moves the numbers — images, caching, PHP version, database, CDN — and delivers before-and-after Core Web Vitals in the report. It runs on any platform, not only WordPress, as a one-time project or ongoing tuning quoted in INR.
For site owners whose pages load slowly on Indian mobile networks and want measured fixes, not a PageSpeed-score promise.
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Last editorial update: 15 November 2026.
What the WebJi® speed optimization service actually does
The service is a measure–fix–re-measure loop, not a one-click button: audit the site from India, apply fixes in the order that moves the numbers most, then deliver a before-and-after Core Web Vitals report. A speed service that cannot show you the same pages measured twice has sold activity, not results — so the report is the deliverable the work is judged on.
- Audit: measure the live site from an Indian vantage and name the slowest real component — images, unminified assets, an old PHP version, database queries, third-party scripts or missing caches.
- Fix by impact: the changes that move LCP and total load time go first, with your approval on scope.
- Re-measure: the same tool, the same pages, printed beside the before numbers.
Before any of this, run your own baseline with the free website speed test — the audit starts from the same class of measurement, so you can read the report critically.
What is included — and what is handed back to you
The standard checklist covers image conversion, caching, PHP version, database cleanup, CDN configuration and third-party script deferral; redesigns and paid-plugin bugs are identified with evidence and handed back. Image work is listed first because it is the single biggest win on most Indian sites — full-resolution camera photos served to phones.
| Included in the service | Identified, but not fixed here |
|---|---|
| Image conversion, compression and responsive sizing | Redesigns and layout rewrites |
| Page caching and browser caching configuration | Bugs inside a paid theme or plugin (vendor's fix) |
| PHP version upgrade on the hosting account | Third-party services you choose to keep (chat, ads) |
| Database cleanup and slow-query review | Content rewrites for SEO |
| CDN configuration | Upgrades needing new licences |
| Third-party script deferral and removal audit | Hosting moves (quoted separately) |
The WordPress-specific variant of this work — plugin-level caching, LSCache-style setups on the right plans — has its own page: WordPress speed optimization service.
How much faster can a site realistically get?
On an unoptimised WordPress or CMS site, image and caching work commonly halves total load time, and Core Web Vitals often move from "poor" to "good" once the largest image and the main cache are fixed. What no honest vendor promises is a specific 100 PageSpeed score — that is a lab number, and part of it depends on third-party scripts you chose to keep.
| Metric | Target | Depends on |
|---|---|---|
| LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) | Under 2.5 seconds | The hero image and server response — Indian mobile networks included |
| Total load, content pages | Under 3 seconds | Page weight and caching |
| CLS (layout stability) | Minimal shift | Image dimensions and ad or font loading |
| PageSpeed score | Reported, not promised | Lab simulation; third-party scripts cap it |
Google publishes the current Core Web Vitals definitions and thresholds — the authoritative reference is web.dev's Vitals page — and the before/after report uses those same definitions.
Pricing: one-time project or ongoing tuning
Speed work is quoted in INR after the audit names the fixes: a fixed amount you approve for a one-time project, or a monthly retainer that keeps the site measured as content and plugins change. No rupee package price is printed on this page, because the honest price follows the audit — a five-page brochure and a WooCommerce catalogue are different jobs.
- One-time project: fixed INR amount approved before any change; the audit fee is adjusted into the project if you proceed.
- Ongoing tuning: a monthly retainer that re-measures after content and plugin updates and patches what regressed.
- Invoicing: INR with 18% GST shown separately; current one-time and monthly rates come from the contact page or support@webji.services.
This is performance work, not health work: if the problem is updates, backups and breakage rather than load time, the matching offer is website maintenance services. The two are often bought together but never priced as one blur.
Keeping the gains after the project closes
Speed regresses the day someone uploads an unoptimised hero image or installs a plugin that loads its own scripts — so the report ends with the habits and checks that hold the numbers. The handover lists which settings were changed, how to compress images before upload, and what to re-run after each theme or plugin update.
- Re-test monthly: the free speed test takes a minute; a drift caught early is a small fix.
- Gate new plugins: each one adds requests; measure before and after installing.
- Watch the hero image: it is usually the largest contentful paint — compress before upload, not after.
- Hosting fit: if the audit shows the server itself is the ceiling, the plan comparison on shared hosting India is the next read.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between PageSpeed score and Core Web Vitals?
PageSpeed score is a lab estimate produced in a simulated environment; Core Web Vitals are field metrics from real visitor sessions that Google actually uses. Optimize for LCP, INP and CLS and the score follows — chasing the score itself optimizes the simulation.
Can you speed up a site that is not WordPress?
Yes. The measure–fix–re-measure loop works on any stack: Joomla, Drupal, custom PHP, .NET and static sites all go through the same audit. WordPress has its own dedicated page because plugin-level caching there deserves its own scope.
How long does a one-time speed project take?
Most one-time projects complete in a few working days after the audit, depending on the fixes you approve. The re-measure and the before/after report are part of that window, not an extra phase.
Do you guarantee a PageSpeed score of 100?
No. The guarantee that matters is the measured before/after report. A specific 100 score depends partly on third-party scripts you choose to keep — chat widgets, ads, embeds — which no optimization service should silently remove.
Will speed optimization improve my Google rankings?
Speed is a ranking input through Core Web Vitals and page experience: fixing it removes a drag rather than adding a keyword advantage. Content and links still decide rank; a fast site mainly stops losing visitors who leave before the page paints.
Last editorial update: 15 November 2026.
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