Faster pages. Lower hosting bills.
Any CMS. Scores you can prove. for the UK

Plugin piles, page builders, and a cPanel box you outgrew are the usual tax. We speed the theme you have, or we move the public site off a paid WordPress host when that is cheaper in the UK.

• check_circlePage builders loading big style files and unused sections on every page in the UK.
• check_circleImage plugins fighting each other, plus original PNG/JPEG still in the library in the UK.
• check_circleScripts from chat widgets, sliders, and three SEO plugins that hold up the page in the UK.

Typical WordPress hosting we see is £150 to £500 a year. Brochure plus a form can go to £0 origin and save up to £500 a year. WooCommerce still needs PHP for checkout in the UK.

Shopify already puts images on a CDN. The drag is app scripts, theme liquid, and extra apps you pay for every month. We work inside Online Store 2.0. We do not pretend you can host checkout somewhere else in the UK.

• check_circleApps loading their code on every product and collection page in the UK.
• check_circleOlder apps built into the theme instead of newer app blocks, so their code always loads in the UK.
• check_circleUncompressed video in the hero, huge PNG badges, four webfonts in the UK.

Typical site hosting we see is £150 to £500 a year. Checkout stays on Shopify so that line does not go to £0. We still cut apps that only slow product pages. Save up to £500 a year on the hosting you can actually drop in the UK.

Webflow sites get slow from the asset library, unused interactions, font files, and embeds. We tune inside Webflow. If you do not need the CMS editor on the public site, we can export static and cut the hosting line in the UK.

• check_circleAnimation code loading on pages that never animate in the UK.
• check_circleFull type families loaded for two weights.
• check_circleBackground videos and oversized PNG in the hero in the UK.

Typical Webflow hosting we see is £150 to £500 a year. If nobody edits week to week, production HTML can leave that plan. Save up to £500 a year. Editors can keep a staging project in the UK.

These builders cap how far a speed job can go. We still take the wins they allow: images, fonts, hidden apps, and the pages that take paid traffic. We tell you the ceiling on day one in the UK.

• check_circleStock galleries and original camera files in the media library in the UK.
• check_circleSite-wide apps and popups on every URL.
• check_circlePlatform CSS you cannot delete, plus extra widgets on landing pages in the UK.

Typical builder hosting we see is £150 to £500 a year. We cannot always drop that to £0 while you stay. A move can save up to £500 a year. We still cut add-ons that only slow the page in the UK.

Category and product URLs are where ads and search land. Huge galleries, uncached PHP, and a host billed like enterprise for a mid-size catalog are the usual pattern. We fix server response time, images, and caching without moving platforms unless you ask for one in the UK.

• check_circleUnsized product images and multiple galleries per SKU in the UK.
• check_circleCategory pages that are not cached, so every visit makes the server rebuild them in the UK.
• check_circleExtensions and Woo plugins that add code to checkout and category pages in the UK.

Typical catalog hosting we see is £150 to £500 a year. Checkout still needs PHP. Speed and cache usually save more in ads than a host upgrade. Save up to £500 a year when marketing URLs leave a paid origin in the UK.

Marketing pages do not need to hit the app on every visit. We cache or static-render the public front, keep the app for accounts and forms, and cut the VPS bill when you are paying for CPU you never use in the UK.

• check_circleListing pages that ask the database the same question hundreds of times in the UK.
• check_circleNo CDN, so HTML and images come from one region in the UK.
• check_circleDebug bars, unused packages, and sync jobs on the web box in the UK.

Typical public-site hosting we see is £150 to £500 a year. We do not shrink a real app that needs that CPU. We stop marketing pages from sharing that bill. Save up to £500 a year in the UK.

Pages, Netlify, and GitHub already drop the server bill. Sites still fail PageSpeed on fat JS, fonts, and images. We fix the build and the assets. If leftover hosting still sits at £150 to £500 a year, we cut that too in the UK.

• check_circleHeavy scripts for pages that should be plain HTML in the UK.
• check_circleUnoptimized images committed to the repo.
• check_circleFour font files that make the text jump when they load in the UK.

Many static sites should already be cheap. We still see £150 to £500 a year when bandwidth, image APIs, and serverless run on every hit. Caching and fewer functions bring that down. Save up to £500 a year in the UK.

Headless means two bills and two waits for the server to answer. The API can be fine while the frontend still ships a 7 second LCP. We store ready-made pages close to visitors, slim down the front end, and keep the content system you already pay for in the UK.

• check_circlePages that still wait on a slow content system every time someone visits in the UK.
• check_circleA front end that loads its content in the visitor's browser instead of ahead of time in the UK.
• check_circleMedia from the CMS at original size.

Typical public origin we see is £150 to £500 a year. Speed work is not always a cheaper content system. It is fewer requests while the page loads. Save up to £500 a year when shopper HTML is cached or static in the UK.