turbometrics can create a public status page for each of your domains. It lets you show clients, colleagues or other interested parties the current performance state of your website – without them having to log in.
What the status page shows
- Current score with a rating (Very good / Good / Room for improvement / Critical)
- Core metrics of the last scan: TTFB, LCP, TBT and the number of requests
- Score history of the last 30 scans as a line chart
- Latest measurements with date, TTFB, LCP and score
The page updates automatically with every new scan.
Live data on the status page
If live data (RUM) is enabled for the domain, the status page additionally shows:
- Current p75 values for LCP, FCP and TTFB (last 24 hours)
- CWV status (Passed / Failed)
- Rating badges per metric (Good / Needs improvement / Poor)
- Number of measurements
This data appears automatically as soon as RUM is configured for the same domain – no additional setup is needed. The status page thus combines scan-based scores with real user data for a complete performance picture.
Plan dependency
The status page is available from the Pro plan onwards. On the Free and Starter plans the feature cannot be enabled.
Enabling the status page
- Go to My domains and open the domain detail page of the domain you want.
- Scroll to the Domain settings section.
- Next to "Public status page", click Enable.
The status page is then reachable at the following link:
https://turbometrics.io/status/<your-domain>
Example: https://turbometrics.io/status/turbometrics.io
Disabling the status page
In the same area you can Disable the status page again at any time. The page is then no longer publicly reachable – but the slug stays stored and can be enabled again at any time.
Notes
- The slug is generated automatically from the domain's hostname (e.g.
example.com). - No personal account data is visible on the status page.
- Only completed scans of your account for that domain are shown.
turbometrics system status
At turbometrics.io/status there is a public system status page for turbometrics itself. There you can see whether the scan workers in the various regions are reachable and currently scanning.
The page refreshes automatically every 60 seconds and is accessible without a login.