100 out of 100, even on mobile.
Performance, accessibility, best practices, SEO: 100 everywhere, on mobile and on desktop. PageSpeed scores what a new visitor gets, the site's 18+ door. The site itself loads at the click.
PageSpeed Insights, October 3, 2026
| Template | Mobile | Desktop |
|---|---|---|
 Spotlighthome page | 100 | 100 |
 Reelyhome page | 100 | 100 |
 Roomhome page | 100 | 100 |
 Dome VRhome page | 100 | 100 |
 Nuithome page | 100 | 100 |
| Spotlighta video page | 100 | 100 |
100
on mobile, six pages
100
on desktop, six pages
PageSpeed is the judge everyone looks at.
You paste an address, Google loads the page and scores it out of 100. It is the number webmasters compare, and the first one a site buyer checks.
100
on mobile, six pages
100
on desktop, six pages
- Green from 90, orange from 50 to 89, red below.
- Four scores per page: performance, accessibility, best practices, SEO.
- All four are at 100 on the six pages, on mobile and on desktop.
Why it is fast.
- 01
Served up close
Every page is kept on the Cloudflare network and leaves from the datacenter closest to the visitor. The answer lands in about fifty milliseconds.
- 02
The door first
A new visitor gets the 18+ door alone: 3 KB, no script file, no font file, no image. Before, they downloaded the whole site hidden behind a veil.
- 03
Nothing too early
The site loads at the click on the door, at the same address. The player waits for its click, the video banner waits to near the screen. Your banners and links are there as soon as the site opens.
Six pages, twenty-four scores, all at 100.
Five demos and one video page, run through PageSpeed Insights on October 3, 2026, on mobile and desktop. The scores are in the table, and each row reruns in one click.
How we measured
- PageSpeed Insights, Lighthouse 13.5.0, October 3, 2026.
- Mobile: a simulated Moto G Power on slow 4G. Desktop: a wired connection.
- The page tested is the one a new visitor gets at that address: the site's 18+ door.
- A run can move by a point or two from one time to the next. If you get 99, run it again.
What the 100 measures.
A number nobody can reproduce is worth nothing, and neither is a number badly explained. Here is exactly what PageSpeed scores.
- PageSpeed always arrives as a new visitor. So it gets the 18+ door, and that is what it scores.
- After the click, the full page is heavier. Measured without the door the same day: 86 to 99 on desktop, 72 to 83 on mobile.
- Google gets the full page, with your content and your links. The door is only served to visitors.
- No field data yet: Google only publishes it above a certain traffic, and the demos are new.
Rerun the test in thirty seconds.
Click a template: PageSpeed opens and redoes the analysis in front of you. Then run your current site through the same tool, and compare.
So you only test the door?
Yes, and we say so. It is the page your visitor gets on arrival, at the address they asked for. It shows at once, and the site loads when they click.
What about my banners?
Nothing changes for them. Nobody saw them before the click on the door, and they are there as soon as the site opens, with your cams and affiliate links.
What does Google see?
The full page. Search engine crawlers and share previews get the site, not the door, so nothing changes for your indexing.
Will my site get the same scores?
The light door has been running on the demos since October 3, 2026. Every site runs on the same engine, and it reaches customer sites next.
I got a different score than you.
A run can vary by a point or two. Rerun it two or three times and look at the trend.
Your first site is three minutes away.
Niche, name, colors. The rest is already done.