Total visibility into your site’s performance.

See every performance issue.
One simple scan. Over 350 performance checks and counting. Zoompf shows you every single, specific issue across your entire website – what they are, where they are, how much bandwidth you will save, what the level of effort is to fix them.

Apply every optimization. Holistically.
This is the key to preventing performance problems from slipping through Development or QA testing. Until Zoompf there was simply no efficient way to know if one optimization is implemented on all pages.

Test early and often, anytime from anywhere.
Zoompf is a simple SaaS tool that’s totally non-invasive. Nothing to install. No access to server or database required. Just log into our web-based system for easy, on-demand testing.

Remediation. Right at your fingertips.

Get the specific fix.
Zoompf doesn’t just tell you every specific performance issue. It gives you a clear, specific path to fix every issue.

The tools you need. All in one place.
The free tools and resources to remediate performance issues. They’re all out there. Zoompf is the 1st and only repository that serves them up and saves massive time, for all disciplines – Design, Dev, QA and IT.

Rich reports to manage a maximum performance process.

Automate the tedious, the time-sucking, the boring.
Zoompf automates the gathering of info and production of reports, so you and your team can implement optimizations in even the most hurried application lifecycle.

Organize tasks for maximum results.
Zoompf organizes your optimizations from most impactful and least difficult, to least impactful and most difficult. Do the easy optimizations first. And be faster tomorrow.

Create one, lean, mean Design/Dev/QA/IT machine.
Zoompf reports divide tasks among disciplines so you can create a prioritized, role-based performance action plan.

Manage the process like a performance pro.
The Zoompf Dashboard allows you to manage multiple projects. Track your site’s performance across the entire development cycle, from the first line of code through the release.