CyberShark Research Summary · February 2026
Florida Business Website Performance Index 2026
We analyzed Florida businesses and found significant performance variations across ad-running and non-ad businesses. This report is built on Google PageSpeed Insights data to show where performance clusters by city, industry, and tier.
Methodology
Our research team analyzed 16000 Florida business domains in February 2026 using Google PageSpeed Insights API (mobile). Results are grouped by city, industry, and performance tier. The map shows aggregated performance only—no individual company names or private data.
How To Use This Index
- Explore the map by metric and view mode to see where performance clusters.
- Open your industry report below for benchmarks and leaderboards.
- Request a free audit to see how your site compares against this index.
Methodology snapshot
- Businesses discovered via public directories and verified locations.
- Performance measured with Google PageSpeed / Lighthouse (mobile).
- LCP, mobile score, reviews, and ads-running status attached per business.
Find your business in the Florida Web Performance Index
Search by business name to see whether your company appears in the dataset and jump to its history page.
Florida Index Totals (Statewide)
Key totals and averages across the Florida dataset. Map stats below update with your current view.
Businesses analyzed
29,665
Total dataset
Websites with performance data
13,220
Recent scans
Avg mobile score
56.2
Mean across tested sites
Avg load time
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Mean LCP
% failing current standards
77.1%
Below 70 (needs improvement)
Businesses with history
16,782
Multiple snapshots (trends)
Top Movers
View full report →Biggest performance and review changes (earliest vs latest snapshot). Full rankings and load-time movers on the report page.
Top improvers
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Biggest decliners
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Review growth leaders
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Interactive Map
Click points for details. Colors reflect the active metric (performance, load time, ads, or reviews). Stats below update with your current map view.
View modes: Points = individual sites · Clusters = grouped · Heatmap / Hex / Grid = density · Arcs = connection flows.
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Get your site tested against this index
See how your business stacks up on mobile performance, load time, and Core Web Vitals—and get a clear path to improve.
Request free auditIndustry reports & trends
Dive into performance by sector. Each report uses the same dataset; trend pages show how scores and reviews change over time.
Data Source
29,665 Florida businesses with mappable locations and 13,220 recent mobile performance scans.
Metrics collected
Mobile PageSpeed score, approximate Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) load time in seconds, Google review count and rating (when available), and whether the business appears to be running ads.
How to read this
LCP approximates how long it takes the main content to load on mobile. Lower is better (fast green clusters), higher is worse (slow red clusters). Mobile score is a 0–100 quality signal from Google's Lighthouse engine.
Update cadence
Scans are refreshed in batches as new businesses are added and existing sites are re-tested. Results represent a snapshot in time and may lag behind very recent site changes.
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Website Performance Tools
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Why We Built This Research
Florida businesses spend heavily on websites, SEO, and advertising, but most never see how their actual website performance compares to the market around them. We built this research to create a clearer picture of how real business websites perform across industries, cities, and local markets throughout Florida.
The goal is to benchmark mobile performance, identify hidden inefficiencies, and make website quality easier to understand in practical business terms. Structure1 Digital uses this research to help businesses, marketing agencies, and startups rank more organically, lower ad costs, and better understand how speed, Core Web Vitals, and technical quality affect visibility, conversions, and user experience.
This project starts in Florida, with the long-term goal of expanding gradually up the East Coast and into additional regional markets over time while continuing to share practical research that helps improve the web overall.