Core promise · speed

Fast mortgage websites, built to score 90+.

Speed is a lead source. Every GetsMortgageNow page is pre-built, light and image-optimized so your headline appears fast on a phone — and every page is built to score 90+ on Google's PageSpeed Insights.

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90+

the PageSpeed score we build every page to reach

Core Web Vitals

What are the three Core Web Vitals, and how do we hit them?

Google measures loading (LCP), responsiveness (INP) and stability (CLS). Here are Google's "good" thresholds, from Google — Core Web Vitals, and what we do for each.

  • LCP

    Largest Contentful Paint

    Good: ≤ 2.5s

    How fast the main content (usually your headline or photo) appears.

    How we hit it

    • Pre-built static HTML, no server waiting
    • Hero image sized and preloaded, WebP
    • Fonts self-hosted with swap
  • INP

    Interaction to Next Paint

    Good: ≤ 200ms

    How quickly the page responds when someone taps or types.

    How we hit it

    • Very little JavaScript on first load
    • Heavy effects load only when needed
    • No chat or tracking scripts before consent
  • CLS

    Cumulative Layout Shift

    Good: ≤ 0.1

    How much the page jumps around while loading.

    How we hit it

    • Every image has width and height
    • No late-loading banners pushing content
    • Fonts sized to avoid reflow
Infographic: Why Our Mortgage Sites Load Fast — Static pages; Optimized images; No plugin bloat; Fast on phones. Tavi the hare mascot sprinting past a speed gauge with the needle in the green zone.

Why it matters

How does a faster site turn into more leads?

A faster page keeps more mobile visitors long enough to read, calculate and apply; it's easier for search engines to crawl; and it's a page experience signal Google says it considers. None of that replaces good content — it lets good content get seen.

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Compare

DIY builder vs agency vs GetsMortgageNow: speed

General comparison of approaches, not measurements of specific sites.
 DIY builderTypical agency WordPressGetsMortgageNow
Page deliveryBuilder's platformServer-rendered with pluginsPre-built static HTML at the edge
ImagesDepends on youDepends on the buildWebP, sized, lazy below the fold
Scripts before consentOften severalOften severalNone
Ongoing updatesYouPlugin updates neededNo plugins to update
Speed targetNot statedVariesBuilt to score 90+

FAQ

Website speed questions

Why does website speed matter for loan officers?

Most borrowers first see your site on a phone, often on mobile data. A slow page loses people before your headline appears, and Google uses Core Web Vitals as part of its page experience signals. A fast site keeps more visitors long enough to call or apply.

What is a good PageSpeed score?

PageSpeed Insights rates 90–100 as good. We build every page to score 90+ on mobile and desktop. Your own score depends on what's added later (big videos, extra scripts), so we show you how to check it yourself.

What are Core Web Vitals?

Three measurements Google defines for real-user experience: Largest Contentful Paint (loading), Interaction to Next Paint (responsiveness) and Cumulative Layout Shift (visual stability). Google's "good" thresholds are LCP within 2.5 seconds, INP at or under 200 milliseconds and CLS at or under 0.1.

Why are WordPress mortgage sites often slow?

Not because of WordPress itself, but because of what piles on: page-builder plugins, sliders, chat widgets and tracking scripts that all load before the content. We build static pages and load extras only when needed.

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A site that loads before they scroll away.

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