Request Metrics
Request Metrics is the simplest, fastest, and most affordable way to monitor your website performance.
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I was looking for alternatives to Speedcurve for our new project. It looked nice, but it was slow and really expensive.
I discovered Request Metrics online, which looks very similar but a lot cheaper. The interface was a lot faster too, which seemed like a good sign for a performance company. It has been really great to work with so far and the support responds to my questions right away.
If you want to track performance, web vitals, and have robust analytics about who's using which parts of your site, this is a great option. The pricing is simple and incredibly affordable compared to other RUM products I've tried (looking at you Pingdom and New Relic)
We built Request Metrics to solve a specific need: an easy, simple, and cheap way to monitor the performance of our websites. The other tools available are either really complex to setup and use, or really expensive. Often, both. Request Metrics does one thing really well: show me how fast my site feels for real users.