Cloudflare releases massive web performance dataset
Cloudflare just made its BEACON dataset public, sharing anonymized data from billions of real users measuring how 10,000 major websites actually perform across browsers, devices, and countries. The data covers core web speed and responsiveness stats—like load time and layout shifts—and updates daily in Google BigQuery. The goal: give everyone, not just big companies, a clearer picture of how fast and stable the web feels for real people, not just on flagship hardware.
- Dataset draws on billions of real-user measurements
- Tracks load time, visual stability, and responsiveness
- Includes data across browsers, devices, and 10,000 sites
- Updated daily and available in Google BigQuery
- Enables granular, percentile-based web experience analysis
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