Fastrr Page Speed Booster

Develop by Profitonium

Free plan available

Boost page speeds effortlessly; no coding needed, enhance user experience.

No coding required

Quick activation

Effortless page boosts

Prepares next page

Smoother transitions

About Fastrr Page Speed Booster

Launched Jan 12, 2025

Built by Profitonium

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19, Lake Road, Siliguri, WB, 734007, IN

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Description

Improve conversions by making your pages load quicker to open—no coding needed.

Merchants often lose potential shoppers if pages take too long to show up. Our app addresses this by quietly preparing the next page when someone hovers or taps a link, resulting in less waiting when they actually click through. By making each transition feel smoother, stores can keep visitors engaged and browsing longer. This is especially helpful for merchants who want a simple, no-coding-needed approach to ease delays without touching theme files or hiring developers.

Make your store's pages feel like they load (almost) instantly.
No complicated steps—just turn it on in Shopify theme and it’s ready to go.
You don’t need to write any code to start using it.
Even if someone’s internet is slow, they can still see your pages quickly.
If you have questions or need help, I'm always there to assist.

Pros

Improves page load speed by preloading pages, reducing wait times.
Enhances user experience by making transitions feel smoother.
No coding skills required; easy to implement in Shopify theme.
Reduces the need for merchants to modify theme files or hire developers.
Works effectively even on slower internet connections.
Responsive customer support available for assistance.

Cons

The app may have performance variability depending on the complexity of the store's architecture.
Preloading pages might not account for all types of user interactions.
May not fully optimize speed issues related to server response times.
Potential increased resource usage due to preloading activities.