Tag Managers Performance Trends Report

Get the complete historical performance data for all tag managers in easy-to-process CSV reports.

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Our historical performance trends report shows the monthly performance data in terms of page speed of all 7 tag managers for which we have sufficient performance data between January 2023 and today.

These reports show average page speeds per tag manager. We show two measurements, obtained from Google's Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX).

Time to First Byte (TTFB) measures the time it takes to establish the connection to the web server until content starts to be served, see TTFB definition.
Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) measures the time starting from when a web page first starts loading up to the point when the largest image or text block becomes visible within the page, see LCB definition.

We include tag managers, for which we have at least 100 measurements, and calculate the average of these sites.

The report comes as two CSV files (TTFB and LCP), ready for further processing or importing into Excel. The LCP values are general more relevant for tag managers.

The reports consist of time series per tag manager (one row in the CSV files), showing the average TTFB respectively LCP values in each month. In total, the reports show 310 data points. Please note, that we permanently keep adding more tag managers to our surveys, therefore not all of them cover the entire time frame.

Please see technologies overview for explanations on the methodologies used in the surveys, and read our disclaimer to learn about possible incompleteness and inaccuracy of our data.

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Purchasing this report entitles you to use the information within your organization and in direct non-public communication with your business partners. The data may not be published or sold to third parties.

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