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I've had to uninstall the Hubspot Wordpress Plug-in from my website as it was responsible for a 20% reduction in performance.
The forms work, but now I no longer have access to the Cookies notification and Live Chat options. Please see the performance reports here Website Performance
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Wordpress Plugin Reduces Site Performance
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Hi everyone,
@MiaSrebrnjak got my attention that this is still an ongoing issue for many of you. I would love to try and help.
I run website with the HubSpot All-In-One Marketing - Forms, Popups, Live Chat and the Gravity Forms HubSpot Add-On plugin to connect HubSpot with a WordPress site. The site itself has visitors from allover the world and has an average LCP load of 1.8 s. The CRUX data: https://treo.sh/sitespeed/www.moso-bamboo.com
What are some key pointers that we did on the site:
Have really good hosting (savvvii.com)
Optimize the website by
Minimizing the weight of images
Lazyloading images
use as few as posible third-party domains
local host and preload fonts
Make sure the <head> is ordend in a reasonable way.
And importantly, educate the client how to keep it fast 😉
On the HubSpot part, keep the following in mind:
if you use a pop-up anywhere, the script is loaded on every page (sadly)
If you use the HS chat - delay it for 7 seconds after a users gets on the page
Anything page-based or page-determaind setting is checked on every page, and if the conditions match, HS will load the rest. So try to do a little as possible.
HubSpot CTA's are slow. Try to avoid them and use tracking url's and parameters instead.
If you have detailed questions, give me an url to your site and i'll run a quickanalysis of what i see.
Same here. We have been working hard to optimize our website speed and overall SEO performance. The Hubspot plugin on Wordpress completely killed our score. And that even WITHOUT any form or cta! Just incredible. We dropped 30 points in lighthouse mobile. The only solution is to remove this plugin. After doing that, our performance was 99 again.
Contributeur de premier rang | Partenaire solutions Elite
Wordpress Plugin Reduces Site Performance
Résolue
Hi everyone,
@MiaSrebrnjak got my attention that this is still an ongoing issue for many of you. I would love to try and help.
I run website with the HubSpot All-In-One Marketing - Forms, Popups, Live Chat and the Gravity Forms HubSpot Add-On plugin to connect HubSpot with a WordPress site. The site itself has visitors from allover the world and has an average LCP load of 1.8 s. The CRUX data: https://treo.sh/sitespeed/www.moso-bamboo.com
What are some key pointers that we did on the site:
Have really good hosting (savvvii.com)
Optimize the website by
Minimizing the weight of images
Lazyloading images
use as few as posible third-party domains
local host and preload fonts
Make sure the <head> is ordend in a reasonable way.
And importantly, educate the client how to keep it fast 😉
On the HubSpot part, keep the following in mind:
if you use a pop-up anywhere, the script is loaded on every page (sadly)
If you use the HS chat - delay it for 7 seconds after a users gets on the page
Anything page-based or page-determaind setting is checked on every page, and if the conditions match, HS will load the rest. So try to do a little as possible.
HubSpot CTA's are slow. Try to avoid them and use tracking url's and parameters instead.
If you have detailed questions, give me an url to your site and i'll run a quickanalysis of what i see.
Has there been *any* progress on this situation? I find it very frustrating. I've been doing every other task I can to try and counter-balance the HubSpot code slowing down my website.
Bump to this. We are a media company and content-driven membership site that's built an all in on inbound marketing, but the site speed issue makes all that strategy worthless. We are considering canceling or seriously downgrading Hubspot as this is a core flaw that doesn't seem to be remedied. Hubspot please address.
I can't believe I'm sifting through a thread that is over 4 years in the making and Hubspot has not addressed this by fixing the problem. I literally am trying to get a new website loaded up with HS and because of the load times, will likely have to look for a different CRM because they haven't fixed it. We have so much money budgeted for Hubspot over the course of the following 2 years, and that will all be directed elsewhere now. I can't believe this is still an issue.
Yes, I’ve left some of the early comments on this thread. Ironically to this day (in fact today) Im migrating a website from one host to another to help with server response time. Every waterfall speed test I run on this site gets graded terribly due to HS scripts. I try to defer them with WP Rocket and other tools , but then sometimes they never load or you can’t click on them.
Since we have disabled the Hubspot WordPress plugin, we do not see huge improvements on Web Vital scores, but page load times have improved significantly.
- Document complete went from 6.5 to 3.3 - Largest contentful paint went from 5.0 to 3.8
Additionally, we see a huge decrease in the amount of render-blocking resources. Although there is still work to be done, disabling the Hubspot plugin and use alternative ways to implement tracking, is well worth the effort.
Out of interest, when you say you implemented tracking in a different way, do you mean you installed the tracking code directly (or via a tag manager) rather than via the Wordpress plugin? Or that you removed the tracking code entirely and replicated some of its functionality with the Hubspot API?
We have the tracking code installed via Google Tag Manager and are still getting Hubspot-related core web vital errors. I'm working with HS support to find some options, but none seem to be especially viable.
While I agree wholeheartedly with @allieccollins, it would be helpful to get some technical suggestions from an expert (given a fix isn't coming any time soon, if ever.)
I have a web developer ready to help improve our site performance with Hubspot, but we have nowhere to turn for best practices and workarounds.
The best we have so far is:
- Strip away all 3rd party tracking scripts (Google Adwords, LinkedIn, etc) and rely entirely on Hubspot.
- Do the same with our 3rd party cookie banner - we're loading all that HS code regardless, we might as well use it.
- Replace all our Hubspot forms with old-fashioned HTML. We'll lose all the HS form functionality we're paying for, but at least it'll load in a reasonable time.
EDIT: it turned out this isn't a viable solution. Hubspot still requires 3rd party tracking pixels for all PPC platforms for audience generation, which also means we can't use the Hubspot privacy banner. Back to the drawing board.
I wanted to tag in a couple of subject matter experts to see if they have any input on this topic. @trevordjones, @ElyshaShave, @RagingBull do you have any tips or best practices you could share?
Is there an update here? With Google's most recent core update this has become completely CRITICAL, as if it wasn't in the past.
It's like your basically asking us to either use Hubspot OR rank in SEO. You're asking us to compromise on the biggest part of our business and it's unacceptable.
Can we please get an update as it relates to Core Web Vitals?