MUDRAVA RUM vs turbometrics

MUDRAVA RUM captures real user performance data from your WordPress site visitors. Unlike synthetic testing tools, this plugin measures actual user experience including Time to First Byte (TTFB), Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), server generation time, total page load time, and more. Features: Collects TTFB, LCP, server generation time, total load, memory peak, device type, network type, country, and session ID Live Monitor dashboard with real-time log viewing Filterable by session ID, URL, device type, and network type On-demand performance reports with averages and P75 LCP Scheduled email summaries (daily or weekly via WP-Cron) Critical TTFB alerts with configurable thresholds Configurable sampling rate and URL blacklist Role-based exclusion (skip tracking for specific user roles) Automatic data retention management (max records and days) Color-coded performance indicators (good/warning/poor) How It Works: A lightweight JavaScript collector runs on your site’s frontend, gathering Core Web Vitals and performance metrics from each page view. Data is sent via the WordPress REST API and stored in a custom database table. The admin dashboard provides a Live Monitor view, filterable reports, and email summaries. Links: Plugin page GitHub repository Privacy Data Collection: This plugin collects anonymized performance metrics (TTFB, LCP, load times, device type, network type) from site visitors. No personally identifiable information (PII) is collected or stored. Session IDs are randomly generated and not linked to user accounts. External Requests: This plugin does not send data to external third-party services. All collected data is stored locally in your WordPress database. Cookies: This plugin does not use cookies. Session IDs are stored in the browser’s sessionStorage. Data Retention: Collected data is automatically purged based on your configured retention settings (maximum records and retention days).

turbometrics measures the real performance of your WordPress website from your visitors’ perspective — not from a lab environment. While synthetic tools (like Lighthouse or PageSpeed Insights) measure your site under controlled conditions, turbometrics shows what your real visitors experience: on their devices, with their internet connection, from their region. What the plugin does Automatically embeds the turbometrics tracking script in the of every page Measures LCP, CLS, INP, FCP and TTFB from your real visitors Optionally excludes WordPress administrators from tracking Marks WooCommerce checkout pages separately for precise analysis Shows Core Web Vitals and all 5 metrics directly in the WordPress dashboard widget Core Web Vitals Google evaluates websites based on three signals: LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) — loading time of main content CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift) — visual stability during load INP (Interaction to Next Paint) — response time to clicks turbometrics shows you whether your site meets these thresholds for real visitors — and alerts you when it does not. Privacy No cookies No personal data collected IP addresses are anonymized after country detection GDPR-compliant when properly declared in your privacy policy Requirements An active turbometrics account with a Live Data plan is required. Free trial available at turbometrics.io. External Services This plugin embeds a tracking script from turbometrics.io (https://turbometrics.io/tm.min.js). The script sends performance measurements of your visitors’ page views to https://turbometrics.io/api/tm. In the WordPress admin the plugin calls the turbometrics API at https://turbometrics.io/api/v1 (/me, /rum/sites, /rum/sites/{id}/summary) to validate your API key and to display your metrics in the dashboard widget. turbometrics.io and turbometrics.de are the same service, operated by TurboPress. turbometrics.de is the former domain and redirects to turbometrics.io. By using this plugin, you agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service of turbometrics.io.