Estimated impact
Based on actual before-and-after reports from real sites run through Turbulence. Pages also typically shed 750 KB+ in total page weight. Speed Index and LCP improve proportionally.
Current Performance
Lab data — simulated mobileLab metrics
Why there's no "after" score
To measure potential impact, we route a page through a preview of Turbulence and re-score it. finelinegd.com blocks this automated preview (common with bot protection services), so we couldn't complete the analysis.
The current-state data above is accurate. When you point your DNS to Turbulence, real visitors will receive the optimized versions, and the same analysis limitations won't apply.
What Turbulence would do
Turbulence applies these optimizations automatically at the edge. No code changes, no build steps, no plugins. Every page, every visit.
- Images re-encoded to AVIF/WebP Smaller image files that look the same
- CSS and JavaScript minified and edge-cached Stylesheets and scripts load faster from a global CDN
- Off-screen images lazy-loaded Images load as they scroll into view
- Image dimensions explicitly set Explicit dimensions prevent layout shifts
- Critical CSS inlined, stylesheets deferred Page paints before CSS files finish downloading
- Resource hints and speculative prefetching Browser connects early to important origins
- Responsive images with srcset Right-sized images per device
- Fonts self-hosted and preloaded Font files load fast without blocking page render
- Immutable asset caching with content hashes Repeat visits load from local browser cache
- Known third-party scripts loaded async Analytics and pixels don't block the page
How it works
- 1. Point your domain's DNS to the Turbulence optimization service.
- 2. Turbulence automatically optimizes every page: images, CSS, JS, fonts, caching headers, and more.
- 3. Visitors see faster pages. No code changes, no plugins, no rebuilds.