Revenue Intelligence
Every millisecond has a price tag.
Most tools give you a score. AuditJet gives you the number your finance team understands — the exact dollar cost of every slow page, connected directly to your GA4 data.
Avg LCP (mobile)
3.8s
was 2.1s
Conversion drop
−2.8%
vs prior 7 days
Revenue lost
$6,200
this week
Penalty model: 1 − e^(−k × (LCP − 2.5s)), calibrated to mobile conversion research
Render-blocking scripts
42%
Unoptimised images
30%
Excess DOM + fonts
28%
Fix the LCP issues → recover up to $6,200/mo in lost revenue.
The research
One second costs more than you think.
The relationship between load time and revenue loss is well-documented across the industry. For most e-commerce sites, the impact is larger than any other optimisation on the table.
AuditJet calculates your specific impact using your real GA4 conversion rates and order values — not industry averages.
Amazon
1% revenue loss
per 100ms of added load time
Walmart
2% conversion increase
per 1 second faster page load
53% of users
abandon a mobile site taking over 3 seconds
Deloitte
0.1s improvement
→ 8% increase in conversion rate
Apply LCP fix → estimated recovery $3,200/mo
Worked example
Not estimates. Your real numbers.
AuditJet connects directly to your GA4 account and uses your actual conversion rates, session data, and average order value. The revenue calculation is specific to your site — not modelled from industry benchmarks.
Updated every time a new audit runs. Drill down by page, device type, or metric.
How we compare
PageSpeed tells you the score. We tell you the cost.
Frequently asked questions
How does AuditJet connect performance metrics to actual revenue numbers?
AuditJet pulls your real session count, conversion rate, and average order value directly from your GA4 account, then applies published performance-to-conversion models calibrated against Deloitte, Google, and Walmart research. The result is a dollar-per-hour loss figure for each failing metric — not a generic industry average, but a number computed from your specific traffic and revenue mix.
Which Core Web Vital has the largest direct revenue impact?
LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) shows the strongest and most measurable correlation with conversion rate changes across e-commerce and SaaS sites. AuditJet's revenue model is built on LCP because it has the clearest published research: an LCP above 3.5 seconds on mobile checkout pages is consistently associated with a 2–4% conversion rate reduction compared to the same page loading under 2.5 seconds. INP and CLS affect experience quality but have weaker direct revenue correlation in available research data.
Can AuditJet calculate revenue impact per page, not just per site?
Yes. AuditJet breaks down revenue at risk at the individual URL level. Your checkout page, homepage, and top product pages each get their own impact calculation based on that URL's specific session count, conversion role, and performance metrics. This lets you prioritize fixes by actual dollar impact rather than by Lighthouse score alone.
How does AuditJet handle revenue impact tracking for sites that do not sell products directly?
For SaaS and lead-generation sites, AuditJet calculates revenue impact against your defined conversion events in GA4 — sign-up completions, trial activations, or form submissions — rather than transaction value. You assign an estimated value per conversion event, and AuditJet applies the same performance-to-conversion model to show which slow pages are reducing the number of leads or trials your site produces each month.
Does AuditJet alert me when a performance regression starts costing revenue above a threshold I set?
Yes. AuditJet lets you configure revenue-impact alert thresholds in addition to metric thresholds. If a new regression is estimated to cost more than $500 per hour based on your current traffic, AuditJet fires a Slack or email alert immediately — so your team can treat the performance issue with the same urgency as a payment system outage, not as a ticket to be reviewed at the next sprint.
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