Developers
See in real browsers which element slows the LCP, get the fix guide in your AI and let WebVyze confirm it after the deploy.
Test a site now- ~10 KB
- Deferred script
- MCP
- For your AI agent
DevelopersFront-end and performance
Real visitors + 8 laws in one dashboard
Core Web Vitals measured in your visitors' browsers, the cause behind every slow page and a fix guide per law your AI reads via MCP. Then WebVyze verifies it worked. It never changes your site.
Free performance, accessibility (ADA, EAA) and privacy (GDPR) check. No sign-up.
01. Platform
Measurement in your visitors' browsers, an audit by law and a fix guide for every problem.
Real measurement
LCP, INP and CLS measured in your visitors' browsers, with the cause behind every slow page. No cookies, no changes to the site.
A ~10 KB deferred script or the WordPress plugin. Data shows up with the first visits.
From a poor LCP, INP or CLS to the element, the script and the part of the time that weighs most.
p75, the way Google does.
WCAG, LGPD, ADA, EAA…
Only reads public pages.
For Claude Code and Cursor.
02. Meet WebVyze
WebVyze audits, warns you when something gets worse and only marks as resolved what it re-checked itself.
Scheduled audits, uptime every 5 minutes and alerts when something gets worse.
E-mail, push, Slack, Teams, WhatsApp and Telegram, with the problem and the page.
100%
An issue only counts as resolved after WebVyze re-checks its URLs and records the evidence: selector, header, measurement or screenshot.
Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP clients list issues by legal risk, read the guide and the evidence, and ask for the verification after the deploy.
MCP documentation03. Who it is for
One dashboard where the developer, the agency and legal look at the same problem.
04. Pricing
Start free and grow by number of sites. Prices in US dollars; yearly, 10 months pay for 12.
Need more sites or an annual contract? Compare plans · Contact sales
05. Questions
A script of about 10 KB (gzip), loaded with defer, uses Google's web-vitals library to measure LCP, INP, CLS, TTFB and FCP in your visitors' browsers. It also records the element and cause behind each poor metric. Figures are the p75, as Google reports them, weighted by sampling.
PageSpeed shows a lab test and, when there is enough traffic, the origin's Chrome data (CrUX). WebVyze measures the pages where the script runs, on your own visitors, tells which element and which part of the time weigh most, marks deploys and warns you when something gets worse. The lab test is still there, per page.
Accessibility: WCAG 2.0, 2.1 or 2.2 level AA (chosen per site), the ADA, the European Accessibility Act, and Brazil's LBI and NBR 17225. Privacy: GDPR and LGPD, including trackers and cookies that fire before consent. Payments: PCI DSS 4.0 requirements 6.4.3 and 11.6.1 for scripts on checkout pages. WebVyze suggests the laws for each site from its domain, language and checkout, and you record why each one applies.
No. WebVyze only reads public pages, like a visitor. It is not an overlay or widget that rewrites the page on top: fixes are made in your code by your team or your AI agent, and WebVyze verifies them afterwards.
WebVyze has an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP clients connect with an account token and can list issues prioritized by legal risk, read the fix guide and the evidence, and request a verification once the fix is deployed.
WebVyze re-checks only the URLs and the rule of that issue and records the evidence: selector, header, measurement or screenshot. Without that evidence the issue is not marked as resolved. Criteria that automation cannot judge are flagged for human review.
No. Automated results indicate risk; they are not a certification or legal advice. Part of WCAG and of each law needs manual testing and legal review, and WebVyze shows which items those are.
There is a free plan for one site and a free law check without sign-up. Paid plans are priced in US dollars by number of sites, and audits and verifications use credits. See the pricing page for current plans.