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Free Web Datasets

Anonymized, aggregate web performance data from thousands of website audits. Licensed under CC-BY-4.0 — free to use for research, AI training, and analysis.

Core Web Vitals Benchmarks

LCP, CLS, FCP, TTFB percentiles across thousands of websites

450 scansCC-BY-4.0Updated 9/3/2026
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Web Security Posture

SSL, HSTS, CSP, and security header adoption rates

450 scansCC-BY-4.0Updated 9/3/2026
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SEO Compliance Report

Title, meta, schema, sitemap, and OG tag adoption rates

450 scansCC-BY-4.0Updated 9/3/2026
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CMS Performance Comparison

Average scores and CWV by CMS platform (WordPress, Shopify, etc.)

450 scansCC-BY-4.0Updated 9/3/2026
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Score Distribution

Overall audit score histogram with statistical analysis

450 scansCC-BY-4.0Updated 9/3/2026
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How this data is collected

Every figure comes from audits SlapMyWeb actually ran against live public URLs — no panel, no survey, no modelled estimate. Each audit fetches the page, renders it in a headless browser, and measures the same signals the public scanner reports. The datasets are then aggregated: percentiles for the timing metrics, adoption percentages for the presence checks, and per-platform medians for the CMS comparison. Individual URLs are never published — only the aggregate — which is what makes the set safe to release openly.

Two honest limits. The sample is sites people chose to audit, so it skews toward sites someone suspected had a problem, and it is not a random sample of the web. And a dataset only refreshes when the aggregation runs, so the Updated date on each card is the date to cite.

How to cite it

The datasets are licensed CC-BY-4.0: use them anywhere, including commercially and for model training, as long as you credit the source. A citation looks like this:

SlapMyWeb. “Core Web Vitals Benchmarks.” SlapMyWeb Open Data, https://slapmyweb.com/data. Licensed CC-BY-4.0.