Web Performance OptimizationFast is a feature. I make it fast.
I find what is slowing your app down and fix it at the source: Core Web Vitals in the green, quicker loads, and before-and-after numbers to prove it.
By Parish Khan, senior developer since 2013
Updated
- Starting price
- $1,800
- Typical project
- $4,700 to $6,000
- Typical timeline
- 4 to 5 weeks
What Web Performance Optimization involves
Speed is not cosmetic. It affects your search ranking, your conversion rate, and how your product feels to use. Slow apps quietly cost you users and money every day. Performance work is some of the highest-return engineering there is.
I audit the real field data, find what is dragging your Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS), and fix the actual causes: bundle size, render-blocking resources, slow queries, and layout shift. I cut load times by 40% on production platforms serving millions.
What you actually get
Proven speed-ups
I cut load times 40% on core micro-frontends serving 10M+ users.
Vitals in the green
LCP, INP, and CLS taken into passing range, which search and users reward.
Numbers, not vibes
Before-and-after metrics, so the improvement is provable.
Estimate your web performance optimization cost
Answer three questions and pick any extras. You get a price range and timeline instantly, and can send it straight to me for a fixed quote.
Your estimate
About 1 to 2 weeks
A ballpark to plan with, not a quote. Your answers go along with the brief, so the fixed quote comes back faster.
Or skip the quote
Build it on the Build plan at $2,490/month instead. This estimate equals about 1 month of a plan, and the plan keeps going after launch. Pause anytime.
How the subscription works
Web Performance Optimization cost breakdown
What web performance optimization typically costs at three levels of scope. Every project still gets its own fixed quote.
| Scope | Cost | Timeline | What it looks like |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $1,800 to $2,250 | 1 to 2 weeks |
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| Typical | $4,700 to $6,000 | 4 to 5 weeks |
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| Advanced | $9,200 to $11,500 | 7 to 8 weeks |
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Starter
$1,800 to $2,250
1 to 2 weeks
- Marketing site or blog
- Up to 10 templates
- Next.js or React
Typical
$4,700 to $6,000
4 to 5 weeks
- E-commerce store
- 10 to 30 templates
- WordPress or Shopify
Advanced
$9,200 to $11,500
7 to 8 weeks
- Web app or SaaS
- 30+ templates
- A legacy or custom stack
- All add-ons
What drives the cost
The kind of site
Content sites are mostly images and fonts. Stores and apps add scripts, data fetching, and interaction delays (INP) to fix.
- Marketing site or blogBase
- E-commerce store+$1,200
- Web app or SaaS+$1,500
The number of templates
Fixes are applied per template, so more distinct layouts mean more work.
- Up to 10 templatesBase
- 10 to 30 templates+$1,200
- 30+ templates+$2,500
The tech stack
Modern frameworks give the most control. Hosted platforms and legacy stacks limit what can change, so fixes take longer.
- Next.js or ReactBase
- WordPress or Shopify+$500
- A legacy or custom stack+$1,500
A good fit if
- Sites failing Core Web Vitals and losing rankings
- Apps that feel sluggish and are leaking conversions
- Teams who need a specialist to find the real bottleneck
What is included
- Performance audit with real field data
- Core Web Vitals fixes (LCP, INP, CLS)
- Bundle, image, font, and script optimisation
- Server and query performance where relevant
- Before-and-after report
- Guidance to keep it fast
How it runs
No surprises and no black box. You see a live URL from week one.
- 1
Measure
Real field and lab data to find what is actually slow.
- 2
Fix
The biggest wins first, at the source.
- 3
Verify
Re-measure to prove the improvement.
Typically built with
Next.js
React
Lighthouse
Cloudflare
Proof, not promises
Two ways to get Web Performance Optimization.
As a fixed-price project with a clear finish line, or as part of a monthly subscription where you add requests and never wait for a quote.
Monthly subscription
A senior developer on call for one flat price. Add unlimited requests, I ship them one by one. The price never moves while the work keeps coming.
- No quotes, ever
- Unlimited requests
- 1 to 2 day turnaround
- Pause or cancel anytime
- Shared request board
- You own all the code
from$990/month
See plansFixed-price project
One defined build with a clear finish line. You get a written scope, a timeline, and one number before any work starts.
- Fixed quote in one business day
- Milestone payments
- Launch, handover, and support window
from$1,500
Start a projectWeb Performance Optimization FAQ
How much does web performance optimization cost?
Web Performance Optimization starts at $1,800. A typical mid-sized project runs between $4,700 and $6,000, and an advanced build between $9,200 and $11,500. You always get a fixed quote before work starts, and the cost estimator on this page gives you a ballpark in under a minute.
How long does web performance optimization take?
A starter project takes about 1 to 2 weeks, a typical one 4 to 5 weeks, and an advanced one 7 to 8 weeks. You see a live URL from the first week, so progress is visible the whole way.
What affects the cost of web performance optimization?
Three things move the price most: the kind of site, the number of templates, and the tech stack. Optional extras such as image and video pipeline or performance budget checks in CI add to the total.
Can you fix my Core Web Vitals?
Yes. I audit the field data, find what drags LCP, INP, and CLS, and fix it at the source, with before-and-after numbers.
Will faster pages help SEO?
Yes. Core Web Vitals are a ranking signal, and speed lifts conversion too. It is one of the best-value fixes there is.
How long does it take?
A focused audit and fix is usually one to two weeks, depending on the app.
Need just one piece of this?
These fixed-price services have a set scope and delivery time. Order in two minutes, no quote needed.
Often paired with
App feeling slow?
Send me the URL. I will tell you what is slow and what it will take to fix.
Prefer one fixed price for one defined build? Start a project
You work with me directly, on a monthly plan or a fixed-price project. No agency layer, one person accountable for the build.