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WordPress.com

Based on 10 real audits

63
Avg. Performance
90
Avg. Accessibility
96
Avg. Best Practices
94
Avg. SEO
67
Avg. Security
78
Avg. Composite
63 /100
Avg. Performance
232 ms
Avg. TTFB
78 /100
Avg. Composite
10
Sites Audited

How WordPress.com sites compare

WordPress.com sites perform above average with a mean Lighthouse performance score of 63/100, compared to the global average of 57/100.

Recent Audits

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SitePerformanceGradeAudited
schalke04.de14B2026-07-31
bitbeans.com28C2026-06-30
efe.com40C2026-04-22
jetpack.com58C2026-04-22
andersnoren.se96B2026-04-21
jetpack.wordpress.com58C2026-04-21
home.blog78C2026-04-21
automattic.com97B2026-04-21
akismet.com95B2026-04-21
wordpress.com71C2026-04-16

Commonly Used With

Sites that use WordPress.com also commonly use:

WordPress CMS 10PHP Programming languages 10Open Graph Miscellaneous 10MySQL Databases 10HSTS Security 9HTTP/3 Miscellaneous 8Google Search Console Analytics 8Nginx Web servers 8Twitter Emoji (Twemoji) Font scripts 7Bulma Framework 7

Compare with...

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FAQ

What is the average Lighthouse performance score for WordPress.com sites?
Based on 10 real audits, WordPress.com sites score an average of 63/100 on Lighthouse performance.
How does WordPress.com compare on web security?
WordPress.com sites score an average security grade of 67/100 in BeaverCheck audits.
What is the average page load time for WordPress.com websites?
The average Time to First Byte (TTFB) for WordPress.com sites is 232ms based on 10 audits.
How can I improve my WordPress.com site's performance?
Run a free audit on BeaverCheck to get specific recommendations for your WordPress.com site. Common issues include render-blocking resources, unoptimized images, and missing caching headers.

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