We added a free plan to DebugHawk.
Our onboarding had too much friction. Asking for a credit card before you've seen your own data is a big ask.
10,000 events/month, one site, no credit card. Link below.
Most WordPress sites still serve unoptimized images. It's one of the quickest fixes you can make. Lewis wrote up a 6-point checklist covering compression, WebP, lazy loading, and responsive images.
You asked, we built it. The DebugHawk API is here (currently beta). Pull your performance data into your own tools, CI/CD pipelines, and custom reports.
In our dataset, the median WordPress page runs 55 database queries on public pages. The worst 5%? Over 131. Page caching bypasses the database and PHP entirely. If full page caching isn't feasible, object caching should be your next point of call.
In our dataset, only 17% of WordPress requests were served from page cache. The ones that were? 106ms TTFB vs 723ms without. It's the single highest-impact change you can make.
