# Insights from Google PageSpeed

> Check every page of your WordPress site with Google PageSpeed Insights, from wp-admin, and keep the score history.

- Source: https://plugstack.dev/plugins/google-pagespeed-insights/
- Published by: PlugStack
- Last updated: 2026-10-22

- Version: v5.0.0
- Price: Free
- Download: https://wordpress.org/plugins/google-pagespeed-insights/
- Tested up to WordPress: 7.1.3

## Features
- **Every page in one list**: Scan pages, posts, archives and custom URLs. All scores sit in one table you can sort by the pages that need work first.
- **All five Lighthouse scores**: Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices, SEO and AI Agents, the new Agentic Browsing category from Google.
- **Real-user Core Web Vitals**: When Google has Chrome user data, you get LCP, CLS and INP for each page and for the whole site.
- **Score history**: One point per day, so you can see which change made the site slower and when.
- **Desktop and mobile**: Check one or both. One switch in the header changes every screen.
- **Runs in the background**: Scans run on a schedule, skip pages with a fresh report and stop politely when the daily Google quota is used up.

## Free vs Pro
| Feature | Free | Pro |
| --- | --- | --- |
|  | No | No |

## Pricing
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## FAQ
### Is it free?
Yes. The plugin is free on WordPress.org. It needs a free Google API key, and the docs show how to get one in a few minutes.

### Who makes it?
Matt Keys created the plugin and is still its author. PlugStack maintains it with his support: Matt reviewed the 5.0.0 release before it shipped.

### Can it check a site on localhost or behind a login?
No. Google loads each page from its own servers, so the page has to be reachable from the internet.

### Why does my score change between checks?
Lab scores move a few points from run to run, mostly because of how fast the server answers at that moment. Look at the trend over several days, or at the real-user data.

### Where do I ask for help?
On the WordPress.org support forum. Questions there are answered by the maintainer.
