Find the page that's slowing you down.
Split your vitals by page, browser, or country, and fix the one that drags your score down.
- Safari3.1 s
- Firefox2.2 s
- Opera2.0 s
- Chrome1.9 s
- Brave1.8 s
- /1.6 s
- /docs1.3 s
- /pricing4.2 s
- /blog1.9 s
- /signup2.1 s
Know at a glance when your site gets slower.
The Real Experience Score rolls LCP, INP, CLS, and FCP into one number out of 100 and shows how it moved since the last period.
Catch slowdowns the week they ship.
On Business and Scale, Databunny flags pages that got much slower than the week before and checks whether visitors on slow loads browsed less.
/pricing takes 4.2 s to load, up from 1.9 s.
38% of slow loads went on to another page, compared with 61% of fast ones.
Turn it on with one attribute.
Add data-track-web-vitals to the script you already have, or turn on webVitals in the SDK's autocapture option.
<script src="https://cdn.databuddy.cc/databuddy.js" data-client-id="your-client-id" data-track-web-vitals async></script>
- TTFB
- 380 ms
- FCP
- 0.9 s
- LCP
- 1.6 s
- FPS
- 60
- INP
- 90 ms
- CLS
- 0.02

Ask Databunny why a page got slower.
Ask which pages slowed down after a deploy, and Databunny answers from your real-user vitals with the query behind every number.
Frequently asked questions
Have a question that isn't listed here? Email support@databuddy.cc.
Plan your setup and measurement
- Investigate Core Web Vitals
Read performance measurements alongside the pages and devices your visitors use.
- Choose a React or Next.js analytics SDK
Compare SDK integration, rendering, and event-tracking requirements for your application.
- Install and verify the tracker
Choose the integration for your stack, then confirm the events arriving in your dashboard.
