Treo Site Speed (formerly known as Treedom) is one of the most elegant ways to visualise your CrUX data. Rather than querying the raw Chrome UX Report dataset through BigQuery yourself, Treo does it for you and presents the results in a clean, well-designed dashboard. You enter your domain, and Treo pulls in your historical Core Web Vitals data showing LCP, CLS, and FID/INP trends over time, along with your overall origin-level performance distribution across Good, Needs Improvement, and Poor thresholds.
The competitive benchmarking feature is one of the most compelling reasons to use Treo. You can group your site alongside competitors or industry peers and see how your real-user performance compares. This is all based on CrUX data, so it reflects actual user experience rather than a synthetic test. If your main competitor has a significantly better LCP than you on mobile, Treo makes that comparison clear and gives you an honest picture of where you stand in your market.
The free plan gives you access to basic CrUX data for your own origin, which is useful for getting started and understanding the format. Paid plans from $29 per month unlock competitive analysis, more detailed URL-level data, and historical comparisons going back further. I think Treo is particularly valuable for SEOs and product managers who need to present performance data to stakeholders without getting into the technical weeds of BigQuery or raw Lighthouse reports. The charts are clear, the context is useful, and the competitive view adds a dimension that purely technical tools can’t easily provide.