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SEO performance: will these pages pass Core Web Vitals?

SEO perf shows field Core Web Vitals at the 75th percentile for your highest-traffic pages, the way Google assesses them, and flags pages that combine high traffic with poor scores.

SEO perf field data · load events

“Would these pages pass Core Web Vitals?”

  • Sample data
  • Last 24 hrs
  • Event · Load
  • All platforms
  • Median · 75th
Gemini Score
63 median
▲ 15% vs last week
LCP
3,356 ms
▼ 1% vs last week
CLS
0.16 75th
▼ 16% vs last week
INP
304 ms
▼ 4% vs last week

Largest Contentful Paint

field data · 75th percentile 3,356 ms
00:0004:0008:0012:0016:0020:00
60% good20% needs improvement20% poor

Interaction to Next Paint

field data · 75th percentile 304 ms
00:0004:0008:0012:0016:0020:00
65% good18% needs improvement17% poor

Top pages by traffic

top 10 pages = 97% of traffic · CWV at 75th
PageTrafficScoreFCPINPLCPCLSTBT
/product/:id54%492,0192063,9230.15823
Home20%582,1412273,6030.48371
/search11%402,4752958,4000.334,334
/member3.2%691,591682,1460.08381
/payments2.1%575019536900.263,019

Sample data on example domains (shop.example.com). Your dashboard shows your own sites and apps.

What you can see on SEO perf

  • p75 LCP, INP and CLS per page
  • Share of good, needs-improvement and poor visits
  • High-traffic pages with poor vitals, flagged
  • Load events only, to match how Google reports them

Questions about SEO perf

Do Core Web Vitals affect rankings?

They are part of Google’s page experience signals. Relevance matters more, but poor vitals can hold back otherwise strong pages.

Why the 75th percentile?

Google treats a page as passing when 75% of visits meet the good threshold.

Last updated 6 Nov 2026 · Reviewed by [Name], [Role]