For teams, agencies and anyone who ships a website
See how fast your site really is — for real visitors.
Add a domain, paste one script, and Beacon tracks Core Web Vitals on every page your visitors touch. Then turn a month of it into a branded report — a link you forward, a PDF you attach.
Summit Digital
Prepared for Acme Outdoor Co.
June 2026
Performance score
84
Last 12 months
LCP
2.8s
Needs work
INP
168ms
Good
CLS
0.05
Good
Three steps, then it runs itself
1
Add your domain
Not a list of pages — just anoniz.com. Paste one small script and every page on the domain is tracked, including the ones you publish tomorrow.
2
Watch real visits arrive
Core Web Vitals from actual visitors, on actual devices, with the country they came from. Dynamic routes are grouped automatically, so a thousand sessions read as one page.
3
Send a report that gets read
A branded report in plain English with the top fixes, as a shareable link and a PDF. Works on any site — the report side needs no script at all.
Two ways to know, one place to look
Real-user data tells you what your visitors are living through. Reports tell you what to fix, and give you something to send.
Every page, no page list
Add a domain once. New posts, new products, new routes — all tracked the moment someone visits them. Nothing to re-import, ever.
Real visitors, not a robot
Core Web Vitals measured in your visitors' browsers, on their networks and devices. A lab test can't tell you a page is slow only in India on 4G.
Dynamic routes, grouped
A new URL per chat session would bury your rankings in noise. We detect which part of a path is an id and rank /chat/* as one page — while blog posts stay separate.
Reports need no script
The report side measures from the outside, the way search engines do. Use it on a site you have no access to at all.
Trends, not snapshots
Scores fluctuate run to run. Reports show monthly medians and trends, so you never have to explain a noisy number.
Your brand on everything
Your logo, your name in the footer. Anyone you send a report to sees your work, not our product.
Simple pricing
Free
$0 / month
- 25k real-user pageviews a month
- 500 pages tracked
- 30 days of history
- 5 lab-test pages for reports
- 1 team member
- Regression alerts — not included
- Client dashboard — not included
- Deploy tracking — not included
- For a personal site or a small shop.
Starter
$19 / month
- 250k real-user pageviews a month
- 5k pages tracked
- 90 days of history
- 20 lab-test pages for reports
- 3 team members
- Regression alerts by email
- Live white-label client dashboard
- Deploy tracking — which release made it slower
- Specific fixes, not a generic audit list
- For a business that ships, with alerts and monthly reports.
Agency
$79 / month
- 2M real-user pageviews a month
- 25k pages tracked
- 400 days of history
- 100 lab-test pages for reports
- 10 team members
- Regression alerts by email
- Live white-label client dashboard
- Deploy tracking — which release made it slower
- Specific fixes, not a generic audit list
- Reports written for your client, automatically
- For agencies reporting to their own clients.
Common questions
- Do I have to list every page I want tracked?
- No. You add a domain, and real-user tracking covers every page on it automatically — subdomains included. The only list you maintain is the small set of pages a lab report tests, and we suggest those from your actual traffic.
- Why don't your numbers match Search Console or PageSpeed Insights?
- Because they are measuring something different, and both are right. Google's field data is Chrome-only, averaged over a rolling 28 days, and mostly for your whole origin rather than a page. Ours is every browser your visitors actually use — including iOS Safari, which Google's data excludes entirely — and it is current, so a fix shows up tomorrow instead of in a month. Expect our number to differ; if your iPhone traffic is slower than your Chrome traffic, ours will be the higher one, and it is the one your visitors experienced. The dashboard shows both side by side so you can see the gap rather than wonder about it.
- What if my site is low-traffic?
- That's exactly where this helps most. Google's public field data only exists for sites with enough traffic for it to measure, so a small site gets nothing from it. Your own script starts collecting from the first visit.
- What am I actually paying for?
- Real-user pageviews per month on your website: 25,000 on Free, 250,000 on Starter and 2 million on Agency. Longer history, more pages tracked, more team seats, and alerts, scheduled reports and the live client dashboard come with the paid plans.
- What happens if I go over the pageview allowance?
- We keep measuring. Past the allowance we keep one visit in ten instead of all of them, so your percentiles stay accurate with a little more margin for error and your charts never go flat — visit counts will read low until the meter resets on the 1st. Nothing is deleted and nothing switches off. You get an email when you pass 80%, so it isn't a surprise.
- What does the script collect?
- Timings, and the context needed to make sense of them: the page URL, Core Web Vitals measurements, and which element or script was responsible for the slowest one. Alongside that, the coarse things that explain a difference — country, browser, operating system, device type and connection class.
Everything else — what the script collects, retention, billing