We Fix Slow Websites That Lose Customers Every Day

One week for the performance budgets and monitoring phase, which is where load time optimization services kicks off. Nothing sits idle waiting on us.

Code minification, image compression and format conversion, CDN delivery, browser caching, and third party script management across your website stack.

Performance budgets establish thresholds that prevent regression as new features launch, backed by regular audits.

Pricing is tiered rather than quoted from scratch. Speed Audit & Core Fixes starts things at $520, CDN & Caching Program sits at $1,040 once you need everything in Speed Audit & Core Fixes, and Full-Scale Performance Program is $1,960 for the enterprise scale version.

Most of our load time optimization services clients come from manufacturers and distributors, e-commerce and retail brands, financial services firms, and construction and trade contractors. The work adapts to your industry's targeted compliance, terminology, and customer behavior rather than running a generic playbook.

During the audit we go through your website stack looking for oversized code, unoptimized images, and third party scripts that block the page from rendering. That audit is what tells us where your load time problem is coming from before we touch anything.

Yes. As part of the code, asset, and delivery work, we convert images to WebP or AVIF formats so they carry less weight without losing quality, alongside minifying and combining your CSS and JavaScript files.

Those third party scripts for analytics and chat tools are managed so they stop blocking your page from rendering quickly. We don't remove them, we just make sure they load in a way that doesn't hold up the rest of the page.

It's central to it. Mobile visitors on weaker cellular connections wait the longest for a slow page, and since that's the majority of most sites' traffic now, our CDN implementation and asset work are built to cut that wait regardless of where a visitor's connection is coming from.

We configure browser caching so returning visitors skip redundant downloads on their second and third visits. Arising Media sets this up as part of the code, asset, and delivery optimization step, not as an extra line item.

A clean PageSpeed score doesn't tell you what the mobile visitor on a weak cellular connection experiences when they leave before your hero image finishes loading. We track visitor monitoring tied to load time and conversion metrics, since that's the number that costs you business.

A performance budget is a limit we set on page weight and load time so future updates to your site don't quietly undo the work we did. Once it's in place, new code or images that would push the page past budget get flagged before they go live.

We report weekly while we work through the audit, code and asset optimization, and monitoring setup, so you can see where load time stands at each stage instead of waiting until the end for one update.

Before Arising Media calls a load time engagement done, we retest under visitor monitoring across devices and connections, not just once on a clean desktop connection in our own office. That's how we catch anything that would slip once the site is back in your visitors' hands.

That's exactly what the audit covers. We go through your CSS and JavaScript looking for bloat and unnecessary requests, and if something's adding latency you can't see from the outside, contact us and we'll walk through what the audit turned up on your site specifically.