Website Speedy
Connect Website Speedy, a site speed optimization tool, with Webflow to improve Core Web Vitals scores and page load times through automated speed optimizations.
How to integrate Website Speedy with Webflow
The easiest way to set up your Website Speedy Webflow integration is by installing the Website Speedy app from the Webflow Apps marketplace and following its guided script setup. You can also add the speed script manually through Webflow's custom code settings if you prefer direct control over script placement. For teams that use Website Speedy's blog publishing features, Zapier connects both platforms to automate CMS content workflows.
Both the app and manual methods require pasting a script into Webflow's Head Code section, so you need a paid Webflow site plan that supports custom code.
Use the Website Speedy app
Install the Website Speedy app from the Webflow Apps marketplace. The app guides you through adding the speed script to your site's <head> tag.
Implementation steps:
- Install the Website Speedy app from the Webflow Apps marketplace
- Log into your Website Speedy account and navigate to Install Speedy Website
- Enter URLs for three important pages from your Webflow site
- Copy the generated speed script
- In Webflow, go to Site Settings → Custom code and paste the script into the Head code field
- Publish your site and verify installation through the Website Speedy dashboard
The script must go in the Head code field — not Footer code — because it needs to load before page content renders. Do not modify the script after copying. The speed functions depend on the exact code provided by Website Speedy.
Once installed, the script applies speed optimizations automatically on all published pages.
Add the speed script manually
If you prefer to skip the app, you can add the Website Speedy script directly through Webflow's custom code settings. The process is the same — log into Website Speedy, generate your script, and paste it into the Head code field in Site Settings → Custom code.
Connect with Zapier
Zapier has an official Website Speedy app (listed as "Speedy") that connects to Webflow. The available trigger is "New Blog Post," which fires when you click "Publish to Zapier" within the Website Speedy interface. You can connect this trigger to Webflow actions like creating or updating CMS items.
This is useful for teams that use Website Speedy's blog publishing features and want to automatically push content to Webflow CMS collections.
What you can build
Integrate Website Speedy with Webflow to improve page load times and Core Web Vitals scores across your site without manual optimization work.
- Media-rich landing pages: Build campaign pages with images, videos, and animations in Webflow while Website Speedy applies loading optimizations like async loading and render-blocking resource fixes to maintain fast load times.
- Portfolio sites with large image galleries: Display high-resolution work samples without sacrificing performance. Website Speedy applies lazy loading and resource optimizations to improve Largest Contentful Paint and Cumulative Layout Shift metrics.
- E-commerce product catalogs: Create product pages with multiple images, reviews, and third-party widgets, while Website Speedy's speed optimizations help maintain the page load times that affect conversion rates.
- Content-heavy blog sites: Publish long-form articles with embedded media where resource loading optimizations improve page responsiveness and Core Web Vitals scores that search engines use as ranking signals.
Frequently asked questions
After adding the script and publishing your site, return to your Website Speedy dashboard and click Verify to check whether the script is properly detected. You can also view your published site's page source (right-click → View Page Source) and confirm the Website Speedy script appears in the
<head>section.Both the app and manual installation methods require pasting a script into Webflow's Head code section, which is only available on paid Webflow site plans. The free Starter plan does not include custom code access. Check Webflow's current pricing for plan details.
Website Speedy's case studies show Webflow sites achieving substantial improvements in PageSpeed scores and reductions in metrics like First Contentful Paint and Cumulative Layout Shift. Exact gains vary based on your site's existing performance level, content types, and third-party integrations. Test your site with Google Lighthouse or PageSpeed Insights before and after installation to measure actual impact.
Website Speedy is designed to improve loading speed without altering your site's design or functionality. The script works at the delivery layer rather than modifying your Webflow project files. Test key pages and interactive elements after installation to confirm everything works as expected.
Description
Website Speedy is a site speed optimization service that adds a script to your site to improve page load times and Core Web Vitals metrics. It handles lazy loading, render-blocking resource fixes, and asynchronous loading without requiring changes to your site's code or design.
This integration page is provided for informational and convenience purposes only.

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