PageVitals monitors site speed with Lighthouse tests, RUM, and CrUX data. Plans start at $12/month billed annually, with a 14-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
PageVitals is a website performance monitoring platform that combines scheduled Lighthouse tests, real user monitoring (RUM), and Chrome UX Report (CrUX) data in one product. It tracks Core Web Vitals such as LCP, INP, CLS, and TTFB, so teams can see how pages load in controlled tests and how real visitors experience them.
The product is aimed at marketing teams, developers, e-commerce stores, and agencies that manage several client sites. The company positions it as an alternative to GTmetrix, SpeedCurve, and DebugBear. A 14-day free trial requires no credit card, and paid plans start at $12 per month billed annually.
Synthetic testing runs Lighthouse tests on a schedule for chosen pages, on desktop and mobile. One synthetic test equals one Lighthouse test of one URL on one emulated device, so a page tested daily uses about 60 tests per month. Results include Lighthouse reports and network waterfall reports, and tests can run from 11 regions.
Real user monitoring is added through a script, and the site says installation takes about a minute for Google Tag Manager, WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Magento, and other platforms. Each browser visit to a URL counts as one field test, and data can be sampled to reduce volume. CrUX reports add six months of history at weekly resolution, for a whole site or individual pages.
Performance budgets are central to the product. Teams set thresholds for more than 25 lab and real-world metrics, including LCP, CLS, TTFB, page weight, SEO, and accessibility. Default budgets follow Google recommendations, such as 2.5 seconds for LCP on desktop and 4 seconds on mobile. Alerts reach chosen people by email, Slack, or Teams.
Other capabilities include multi-step tests for user flows, breakdown reports for LCP, INP, CLS, and TTFB, HTML validation, advanced filtering, custom tags and variables, and Single Page Application support. RUM data can be filtered by device type, location, and network speed. CrUX views include competitor comparison and a switch between desktop and mobile data.
PageVitals is a website performance monitoring platform. It combines scheduled Lighthouse tests, real user monitoring, and Chrome UX Report data to track Core Web Vitals and page speed. It also includes performance budgets and alerts.
Plans are Starter at $12, Growth at $39, and Pro at $79 per month, each shown as paid annually. Extra synthetic tests cost $50 per month per 5k, and extra field tests cost $10 per month per 100k. Enterprise needs are handled through custom contracts.
Yes. The trial lasts 14 days, needs no credit card, and gives full access to all features, including 300 free tests. That covers daily tests for around 10 pages on desktop and mobile. If you do not upgrade, the account is deactivated.
It sends alerts to Slack, Teams, and email, and connects to Google Search Console and Zapier. It has native WordPress and Shopify plugins, and RUM installs through Google Tag Manager, Wix, and Magento. Developers can use the REST API, webhooks, CLI, JavaScript SDK, and GitHub Action.
A synthetic test is one Lighthouse test of one URL on one emulated device, desktop or mobile. A page tested daily uses around 60 synthetic tests per month. A field test, by contrast, is data from one browser visit to one URL.
The site presents agencies as a target audience. They can manage multiple client websites, track Core Web Vitals, and send automated performance reports from one dashboard. The Growth plan covers up to 10 websites and Pro up to 25.
PageVitals sends a notification when you are close to your monthly allowance and lets you buy extra tests. If you run out, testing stops until the next billing cycle. Unused tests do not roll over.
PageVitals does not offer refunds and provides the free 14-day trial instead. It does offer discounts for nonprofit and charity organizations on annual plans, and these are arranged through the sales team.