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Core Web Vitals pass rate by CMS and ecommerce platform, mobile, September 2026

Hosted website builders lead on real-user speed: more than eight in ten Duda, GoDaddy and Wix sites pass all three Core Web Vitals on mobile. WordPress, WooCommerce, Magento and the big enterprise platforms sit below the 52.8% average for all websites.

Compiled by Anthony McGrath from HTTP Archive · Updated · Duda to Adobe Experience Manager

Core Web Vitals pass rate by CMS and ecommerce platform, mobile, September 2026: chart of the data in the table below

Key findings

  • 85.8% of Duda sites pass Core Web Vitals on mobile, the highest of the platforms listed.
  • Only 48.3% of WordPress sites pass on mobile, below the 52.8% average across all websites.
  • Shopify stores pass at 76.2%, almost double the 39.3% rate for WooCommerce stores.

The data

PlatformOrigins with good Core Web Vitals (%)Origins assessed
Duda85.842,026
GoDaddy Website Builder824,510
Wix80.9177,709
Shopify76.2445,297
OpenCart74.120,321
Webflow71.359,483
Squarespace7189,052
Drupal64.793,193
BigCommerce62.511,660
PrestaShop61.448,980
HubSpot CMS Hub6013,904
Joomla57.483,029
All websites (benchmark)52.88,569,446
WordPress48.32,658,175
Tilda47.949,085
Magento44.632,325
WooCommerce39.3542,541
Salesforce Commerce Cloud38.43,691
Adobe Experience Manager33.919,174

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Sources and method

For each technology the pass rate is the report's good_number divided by tested for the 'overall' Core Web Vitals assessment on mobile in the 2026-09-01 release (the latest available), worldwide and all site ranks, shown to one decimal place. 'Origins assessed' is the tested count.

A site passes when LCP, INP and CLS are all good at the 75th percentile of real Chrome users. Samples are small for Salesforce Commerce Cloud and GoDaddy Website Builder. Platform detection is by Wappalyzer, so a WooCommerce store is also counted under WordPress.

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