Drive more revenue with a faster site. Request.io makes your pages load twice as fast on average without switching platforms.
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For every second delay in mobile page load, conversions can fall by up to 20%.
Source: Google
More than half of visits are abandoned if a mobile page takes over 3 seconds to load.
Source: Google
Page speed is now a landing page factor for both Google Search and Ads.
Source: Google
Prioritises the display of content relating to the current user action.
Automatic resizing, compression, and formatting based on device.
Smart loading prioritisation of all over-the-fold content.
Reduces the file size of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript resources.
Smarter loading and parsing of CSS based on page visibility.
Content is cached and served from dozens of datacenters globally.
Request.io is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution designed to accelerate the rendering and delivery of web pages.
Any business making any kind of transaction online can benefit from having a faster site. Verticals include e-commerce, travel, and lead generation.
Our approach is platform agnostic, meaning we support any web site regardless which platform it uses or where it is hosted. We optimise and deliver the content already created by your existing system.
Request.io is thus compatible with e.g. WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, Webflow, Magento, PrestaShop, EpiServer, BigCommerce, etc.
No. Your existing workflows are kept intact. Developers, marketers, and designers can keep working as they've always have. Request.io works in the background, simply making the pages load faster for your visitors.
Unfortunately, making a web page load faster is much harder than it sounds. This is why most sites you visit on a daily basis is incredibly slow, especially on mobile devices.
Fixing it thus requires very specific know-how. Large corporations who understand the importance of this issue are working to fix it themselves. Amazon.com are known to have a large internal team working specifically on this topic. Most other companies are left with failed and expensive internal projects or slow sites.
