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CSV and Excel export

Export scan results, domain history and live data pages as CSV or Excel.

turbometrics can export scan results and history data as a CSV or Excel file. This is helpful when you want to process data further, feed it into your own analyses or archive it for the long term.

What the export is for

  • your own analyses in Excel, Google Sheets or similar tools
  • passing raw data on to colleagues
  • long-term archiving of scan results
  • comparisons outside the web interface

Plan dependency

CSV and Excel export are available from the Starter plan onwards. On the Free plan the buttons are not visible.

Single scan – Excel export

You will find the Excel export for a single scan in the scan report via the Export menu at the top right, and in the Developer → Raw data tab.

The exported .xlsx file contains three worksheets:

Sheet 1 – Overview

Contains the most important key figures of the scan:

  • URL, date, region, status
  • Overall score and all category scores (Speed, Images, Caching, WordPress, Technical)
  • Core metrics: TTFB, FCP, LCP, CLS, TBT, requests and page size

Scores and metrics are colour-coded: green for good values, yellow for medium ones, red for poor ones.

Sheet 2 – Findings

All detected issues with category, title, description, recommendation and severity. The severity column is highlighted in colour (yellow for warnings, red for critical findings).

Sheet 3 – History

The last 20 completed scans of the same URL with date, score, TTFB, LCP, TBT and region. This section is only present if history data exists for the URL.

Single scan – CSV export

The CSV export contains the same data as Excel, but as a single file with separator rows between the sections:

  1. Scan overview – core metrics and score as simple key-value pairs
  2. Category scores – all six sub-areas
  3. Findings – all issues in tabular form
  4. History – the last 20 scans of the URL

The CSV file uses UTF-8 with BOM so that special characters are displayed correctly in Excel.

Exporting a domain history

On the domain detail page (My domains → select a domain) there is an "Export history" menu in the filter bar of the scan list. It lets you export up to 500 completed scans of that domain – as Excel or CSV.

The columns cover: URL, region, date, all scores and core metrics.

Exporting all of your scans

On the My scans page there is likewise an "Export" menu in the filter bar. It lets you export up to 200 of the most recent completed scans – as Excel or CSV.

The Excel file contains an overview table with URL, score, TTFB, LCP, TBT, status, region and date. The score is colour-coded.

Live data page export

In the live data dashboard there is a CSV export button under Slowest pages. Options:

  • Last 24 hours or Last 7 days
  • If a search filter is active, it is applied to the export as well

The CSV file contains the following columns: path, p75 LCP (ms), LCP element, p75 FCP (ms), p75 TTFB (ms), measurements, p75 LCP fast (ms), p75 LCP medium (ms), p75 LCP slow (ms).

The "Fast / Medium / Slow" columns show LCP broken down by connection quality: WiFi + 4G = fast, 4G + 3G = medium, the rest = slow.

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