Alternatives · migrating from Test My Site
Looking for a Test My Site alternative?
Google’s Test My Site (on Think with Google) was sunset in 2022 — its notice said it was “no longer updated with new data.” It was best known for a simple mobile-speed score and an industry benchmark. AvocadoScore is the modern replacement for that job: real mobile Core Web Vitals, what’s slowing the page down, and — unlike the old tool — SEO and AI readiness in the same pass.
What AvocadoScore covers
Test My Site gave a single mobile-speed number and a benchmark. AvocadoScore gives you the real metrics, the causes, and the fixes:
- ✓Mobile Core Web VitalsLCP, CLS and INP-proxy from real mobile users (Chrome UX Report) + lab
- ✓Page-speed diagnosticsWhat’s slow on phones and why, via PageSpeed Insights
- ✓Whole-site coverageUp to 10 pages free, not a single URL benchmark
- ✓12-point SEO checklistTitles, meta, canonical, headings, structured data
- ✓AI readinessWhether ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity can read the page
- ✓Ranked fix listPrioritized, with effort estimates and export to Jira/Linear
When AvocadoScore is not the right swap
Test My Site also showed an industry benchmark — how your mobile speed compared to peers in your sector. AvocadoScore doesn’t publish sector benchmarks; it measures your own pages against Google’s Core Web Vitals thresholds (the same bar Google actually ranks on) and tells you exactly what to fix. If a competitive benchmark is what you’re after, that specific feature retired with the tool and lives closest in CrUX dashboards today.
Questions, answered
Is Google’s Test My Site still available?+
No. Google posted a notice on testmysite.thinkwithgoogle.com that the tool was no longer updated with new data and would be sunset, around July 2022. It is part of a broader consolidation in which Google also retired the Mobile-Friendly Test, pointing users to PageSpeed Insights and Lighthouse.
What replaced Test My Site?+
For the mobile-speed question it answered, the modern equivalents are PageSpeed Insights and Lighthouse for a single URL, and Core Web Vitals in Search Console for site-wide tracking. AvocadoScore combines the audit with SEO and AI readiness and turns it into a ranked fix list across your whole site.
Does AvocadoScore measure mobile specifically?+
Yes. It reports Core Web Vitals for mobile from the Chrome UX Report where field data exists, with a lab fallback, so you see how real phone users experience your pages — the successor to the mobile-speed score Test My Site gave.
Is it free?+
Yes — the instant readiness checker and the full audit are both free, no signup, every fix unlocked.
Get the mobile-speed read Test My Site gave — modernised.
Mobile Core Web Vitals, SEO and AI readiness in one report, with fixes. Free instant check, free full audit.