AuditJet
Always-on performance monitoring

Website Performance MonitoringThat Pays for Itself

Monitor LCP, CLS, INP, and TTFB continuously. Get revenue impact alerts the moment your site slows down — before Google notices or customers leave.

No code required. Add any URL and AuditJet starts monitoring in seconds.

Website performance monitoring, not just speed tests

One-off speed tests like Google PageSpeed Insights and GTmetrix tell you how fast your site is right now. But performance regressions happen between checks — after a deployment, when a third-party script updates, or when traffic patterns shift.

AuditJet runs continuous Lighthouse scans on a schedule, compares each result to your baseline, and fires alerts with revenue impact the moment a metric regresses.

Scheduled scans every hour, 6 hours, 12 hours, or daily
Baseline comparison — score history, not just current state
Regression alerts via Slack, email, or webhook
Revenue impact in dollars, not just metric scores
AuditJet alert — 14:32 UTC
⚠ LCP Regression Detected
checkout.acme.com/checkout
LCP: 1.8s → 4.2s (+133%)
Revenue at risk: ~$1,240/hr
AI Diagnosis

LCP regressed after 14:28 deploy. Hero image now unoptimised — missing WebP variant added in last commit. Revert image pipeline or add WebP transform.

Everything you need in one platform

AuditJet combines synthetic monitoring, Real User Monitoring, capacity testing, and revenue intelligence — so performance is always visible and actionable.

Synthetic Monitoring

Scheduled Lighthouse scans on mobile and desktop using the same methodology as Google PageSpeed Insights.

Revenue Intelligence

Dollar-per-hour revenue impact for every regression, based on your conversion rate and revenue data.

Regression Alerting

Slack, email, and webhook alerts fire within the next scan cycle when any metric crosses your threshold.

AI Diagnostics

Performance Intelligence synthesises all your data into a 2-sentence diagnosis with one concrete fix.

Real User Monitoring

RUM script captures LCP, CLS, INP from real visitors — field data to complement lab results.

Capacity Testing

Burst load testing from 10 to 200 concurrent users to find your site's breaking point before traffic spikes hit.

Built for every team that cares about performance

Engineering

Catch performance regressions in every deployment before they reach production at scale. No more surprise CWV drops after a third-party script update.

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Marketing & SEO

Protect search rankings and landing page conversion with always-on monitoring. Revenue impact alerts make the business case for every fix.

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Agencies

Monitor all client sites from one dashboard. Deliver white-label PDF reports. Prove performance ROI with revenue impact data.

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Website Performance Monitoring — FAQ

What is website performance monitoring?

Website performance monitoring is the continuous measurement of a site's speed, stability, and user experience metrics — LCP, CLS, INP, TTFB — on a scheduled basis. Unlike one-off speed tests, monitoring detects regressions as they happen from deployments, third-party scripts, or traffic changes, and alerts teams before issues affect rankings and revenue.

How does AuditJet monitor website performance?

AuditJet runs scheduled Lighthouse analyses on each configured page using mobile CPU throttling and 4G network simulation — the same methodology Google uses for Core Web Vitals. Scans run at configurable intervals. When any metric crosses a threshold, AuditJet fires a Slack, email, or webhook alert with the regression detail and estimated revenue impact.

What is the difference between website performance monitoring and a speed test?

A speed test is a manual, point-in-time measurement. Website performance monitoring is automated and continuous — running on a schedule and alerting on changes. A speed test tells you how fast your site is right now; monitoring tells you when it gets slower and by how much.

Does AuditJet monitor performance on mobile?

Yes. AuditJet uses mobile CPU throttling and 4G network simulation for all synthetic scans — the same conditions Google uses for CrUX field data collection. This ensures lab scores closely match real user experience on mobile devices.

Can AuditJet monitor multiple pages at once?

Yes. AuditJet monitors multiple pages per site, including product pages, checkout flows, landing pages, and blog posts. Each page is scanned independently on its own schedule. Plans scale from 3 pages (free) to unlimited pages.

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