What the Website Performance Report Shows
The Website Performance Report is built into Kyrios WordPress Hosting. It analyzes published WordPress pages and shows performance results for:
Mobile page speed
Desktop page speed
Core Web Vitals
Page health issues
Passed checks
Items to consider fixing
Items that should be fixed
The report helps identify issues that affect visitor experience, page responsiveness, and layout stability.
Key Benefits
The Website Performance Report helps you find performance problems without leaving Kyrios. Key benefits include:
Mobile and desktop visibility: Review separate results for phone and desktop experiences.
Core Web Vitals tracking: Monitor performance indicators related to page experience.
Prioritized fixes: See items grouped by Should Fix, Consider Fix, and Passed.
Actionable recommendations: Expand findings to understand what needs attention.
SEO support: Improve technical factors that can affect user experience and discoverability.
How to Open the WordPress Area
Log in to your Kyrios account.
In the left sidebar, click Sites.
In the top navigation, click WordPress.
How to Open Site Management
Find the WordPress site you want to review.
Click Manage Website.
How to Open the Performance Report
Click the Analytics tab.
Under Analytics, click Performance Report.
The Performance Report screen may show that no report data is available yet.
How to Generate a Performance Report
Click Fetch Report.
Wait while Kyrios analyzes the site.
Review the generated report when the results appear.
After the report is generated, Kyrios displays sections for Page Speed, Core Web Vitals, and Page Health Report.
How to Review Page Speed
The Page Speed section shows separate results for Mobile and Desktop. Use this section to compare device-specific load times and identify whether performance issues affect one device type more than the other.
How to Review Core Web Vitals
The Core Web Vitals section shows key performance indicators used to evaluate page experience. Review each metric and prioritize any item shown in red or marked as poor.
How to Review the Page Health Report
The Page Health Report separates findings for the Desktop Report and the Mobile Report.
Each report groups checks into:
Should Fix
Consider Fix
Passed
Use these groups to decide which performance issues need attention first.
How to Expand Page Health Findings
Click View beside a Desktop or Mobile report to expand the findings. Expanded findings explain the issue, why it matters, and what can be improved.
Common Issues and Fixes
Mobile score is lower than the desktop score
Mobile performance is often affected by large images, heavy scripts, slow-loading fonts, or layouts that are not optimized for smaller screens. Start by reviewing image size, plugin load impact, and third-party scripts.
A report does not show data yet
Click Fetch Report to generate a new report. If no data appears after fetching, confirm that the WordPress site is published and accessible.
A plugin affects performance
Plugins can affect page speed, interactivity, and loading behavior. Review installed plugins and remove or replace unnecessary plugins that add heavy scripts or duplicate functionality.
FAQ
Does the Website Performance Report work for WordPress sites not hosted in Kyrios?
The Website Performance Report is designed for WordPress sites hosted through Kyrios WordPress Hosting.
Why did my lab score improve, but Core Web Vitals did not change right away?
Lab test results can be updated quickly after changes are made. Core Web Vitals may take longer to reflect changes because they can depend on visitor experience data over time.
What should I check first if mobile scores are much lower than desktop?
Start with image dimensions, image compression, critical CSS, mobile layout behavior, and third-party scripts.
Can plugins affect performance scoring?
Yes. Heavy or conflicting plugins can affect page speed, responsiveness, and Core Web Vitals.