Technology

Why nobody waits for your site.

You do not need to understand any of this. But it is the reason your site feels different from most. And it can be checked, which is why there are numbers here and not promises.

How long your customers wait

With meusually under half a second
Oftentwo to five seconds

Where your site sits

With mein over 300 locations, one of them in Vienna
Oftenone server, usually in Germany

What has to be kept updated

With menothing you have to look after, the little there is I do
Oftenthird-party plugins want updating all the time

Where someone can break in

With meno open login screen, no third-party code on the page
Oftenoutdated plugins are the most common way in
Measured just now, on your device
until the server answers
until everything is there
served from

Your site is built with the same technology.

What speed actually brings

Vodafone ran two versions of the same page against each other, same look, same function, only one was faster. The faster version brought 8 % more sales and 11 % more filled carts, at 31 % shorter load time.

Case study on web.dev, around 100,000 views a day per version

What the average looks like

Google measures every page on three values: how quickly you can see what it is about, how quickly it reacts to a tap, and whether anything jumps around while loading. On a phone only 48 % of websites pass all three. The other 52 % are the benchmark, not the exception.

Chrome user data analysed in the Web Almanac, July 2025

And what about a website builder?

To be fair: a website builder is not automatically slow these days, the big providers have caught up on speed. The difference is elsewhere. There you keep paying every month just to stay online, you work inside what the builder allows, and anything beyond that is not possible. Here the site belongs to you, and what you need gets built.

Two people notice. Your customers, because they do not have to wait. And Google, because those three values count towards the ranking.

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