PageSpeed tells you what is slow. Perfloom tells you which setting to change on your stack.

A free WordPress plugin that reads your theme, page builder, cache plugin and its current settings, then turns PageSpeed findings into steps for the plugins you already run.

The same PageSpeed warning, three different fixes

Reduce unused CSS Mobile LCP 3.9 s Poor

LiteSpeed Cache can strip unused CSS for you. On this site it is switched off.

  1. LiteSpeed Cache › Page Optimization › CSS Settings › CSS Minify On
  2. LiteSpeed Cache › Page Optimization › CSS Settings › Generate UCSS On
  3. Purge all caches, then check the home page and one Elementor template on mobile.

Generate UCSS uses QUIC.cloud credits. If a section loses its styling, add its CSS file to the UCSS allowlist instead of turning the option off.

Example recommendations. The plugin writes them for the stack and settings it finds on your site.

Why it is different from another speed report

It reads the stack from inside WordPress
Theme, page builder, cache and image plugins, CDN, and the settings that are switched on right now. Nothing is guessed from the outside.
It works with the plugins you already have
No new cache plugin to install, nothing to upgrade to, no vendor to favour. Advice only, so nothing changes until you change it.
Real-user data, private by default
Core Web Vitals come from Google PageSpeed Insights. Your site's address is never sent to the AI model that writes the advice.

Roadmap

Updated

  1. Done

    Stack detection

    Theme, page builder, cache plugin and its settings, CDN, image optimiser and key plugins, read from inside WordPress.

  2. Done

    PageSpeed data

    Real-user and lab Core Web Vitals for mobile and desktop, from Google PageSpeed Insights.

  3. Done

    Advice engine

    A knowledge base of fixes for each cache plugin, page builder and theme, with AI deciding what to fix first.

  4. Done

    Audits in wp-admin

    Run an audit from the Perfloom menu in wp-admin, get the steps for your stack and rate each tip.

  5. December 2026

    Private beta

    The plugin goes to the early-access list first. Join it to be among the first testers.

  6. After the beta

    Release on WordPress.org

    Free in the plugin directory once the beta feedback is in.

  7. Later

    Agency plan

    Monitoring for many client sites and white-label reports, shaped by what the waitlist asks for.