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Inlinex home page on Google's phone test, 12 Oct and 30 Oct 2026.
A product page with a YouTube video in its description.
Main content for real visitors. Google's Core Web Vitals check: passed. Read the case study
Google uses page speed when it ranks pages, and slow pages lose buyers before they decide.
Sources: Google Search Central, Think with Google, Deloitte via web.dev.
Core Web Vitals: Passed
Performance finds the files that hold real visitors up. Open Google's report
63 test runs of the Inlinex home page in October. The first frame came at about 0.3 s, 1.35 s or 2.4 s, never in between. No late run scored above 83.
| Start | First frame | Runs | Scores |
|---|---|---|---|
| On time | 0.25-0.59 s | 45 | 68-95 |
| 1 s late | 1.34-1.39 s | 5 | 63-64 |
| 2 s late | 2.31-2.50 s | 13 | 54-83 |
63 Lighthouse runs of the Inlinex home page (phone, simulated slow 4G) from one PC in Singapore, 3-30 Oct 2026.
PageSpeed counts every file that finished before the first frame as needed for it. So the work is simple to say: block the screen less, and download less early.
Only the page and its styles count.
before the late frame. On Google's machine on 12 Oct that was 124 requests, scored as "main content at 11 s".
Each fix went live on Inlinex first, after testing it on Google's own machine.
A chat app's stylesheet was the usual trigger of the late start.
home page 87 → 99-100 with the next twoThey start the moment someone taps or scrolls, or 4 s after the page loads.
Clarity alone was adding ~1 sNobody sees the drawer until they tap the cart, so the first frame shouldn't wait for it.
One attribute on the video frames in product descriptions.
product page 57 → 86The home page's first frame becomes its whole first screen, not two half-frames.
Each hop costs about a second in Google's test, and real visitors wait for it too.
16 menu links fixedMost website speed optimisation starts with a speed app or a list of general tips: compress the images, minify the code, remove an app. Sometimes that helps. On a Shopify store it often barely moves the PageSpeed Insights score, because the score is decided by what happens before the first frame.
We work from measurements. For each store we read Google's real-visitor data (the Core Web Vitals that count for ranking), run your pages several times on Google's own PageSpeed machine, and find the files that hold back the first frame. Usually that's app stylesheets, chat and tracking scripts, video embeds and redirect hops. We fix those on a copy of your theme and prove the result before anything goes live.
We're in Singapore and start with Singapore Shopify stores: prices in SGD, replies on WhatsApp, and a real Singapore store as proof. If you're wondering why your PageSpeed score is low in the first place, the guide explains it with real test data.
The check is free and takes about a minute. It shows what's slowing your store and how to fix each one. Fix it yourself, or have us do it.
Free
About a minute, on screen. No sign-up.
Every fix comes with a full report like this one (Shopify's own demo store). Open it
S$350 incl. GST
One-off. About a week.
S$50 a month, incl. GST
Minimum 6 months.
Pay online by card or PayNow. If the median of 4 or more Google runs on the fixed pages isn't higher than before, we undo the changes and refund the fix fee. Going ahead? Sign the service agreement online (read the terms).
These still turn up in speed guides. We won't charge you for them.
Anything else: WhatsApp +65 8128 5873 or admin@inlinex.com.sg.
Probably both. The PageSpeed score simulates a slow phone, and it swings with how Google's test starts. What your customers experience is measured separately from real Chrome visits, and that's what Google uses for ranking. The audit shows you both.
Probably not. Google's test runs on shared computers and loads your apps at slightly different moments each time, so the same page can score 100, then 95, then 98, with nothing changed. It's like timing the same lap ten times: you never get exactly the same time. That's why we judge on the middle of 4 or more runs, before and after, and that's the number we promise to raise. If the score drops and stays down across several runs, something did change, often a new app or a big new image: tell us and we'll find it.
Google's ranking uses real-visitor Core Web Vitals, not the lab score. If your real visitors already pass, don't expect a ranking jump. The fixes still help phones on slow connections, and they end the "why is our score 60" worry.
With us: the check is free, fixes are S$350 once, and speed care is S$50 a month with a 6-month minimum, all including GST. Singapore agency guides put a basic speed fix at S$500-1,500 and a full one at S$2,000-5,000.
The check takes about a minute. Fixes take about a week, most of it testing on Google's machine before anything goes live.
No. The check needs only your web address. For fixes we send a collaborator request from our Shopify Partner account asking for two permissions only: Themes and Edit code (plus Navigation if menu links need fixing). It doesn't use one of your staff seats, can't see orders, customers or payments, and you remove it when we finish.
Yes. Chat bubbles and session recorders may start a moment later, at the visitor's first touch or after a few seconds. Nothing is removed.
Not unless you ask. We never change pixels or analytics without your OK for that tool by name.
Not yet. The method is proven on Shopify, so that's where we start.
We'll reply within a working day with what we'd test and when the report will be ready. You'll be dealing with the team behind Inlinex, the Singapore skate shop whose own store went from the 60s to 100 with these fixes.