Performance hosting
Hyjal’s 80% lower page load times than traditional hosting mechanisms lead to more completed checkouts, more pages crawled, and more paid clicks actually seeing the offer being served.
Checkout conversion, organic pickup, and paid yield all improve the same way: Serving Faster.
Checkout
Live storefront studies put conversion several percent lower for every additional 100ms of Largest Contentful Paint, with a similar slope on interaction delay. High-volume checkout already treats sub-second as the job.
LCP → conversionIndexation
Crawl capacity rises when response times stay low and stable, and falls when TTFB stretches or 5xx appear. That is not a content-strategy problem. A slow first byte is fewer URLs fetched, slower recrawl on new pages, and Core Web Vitals you cannot design around once the origin is late.
TTFB → crawlPaid traffic
Every delayed LCP on a paid landing page is wasted CPA. The auction already happened. Speed here is not a Lighthouse badge. It is whether the session you bought becomes a lead, a sale, or a bounce that retargeting has to buy again.
CPA → yieldClients judge the work on rankings and time-to-index, not on whether staging felt fine. A slow TTFB shrinks crawl, delays new-page pickup, and puts Core Web Vitals out of reach. Hosting is part of the SEO product you already sell.
Talk to Hyjal CheckoutCheckout, one-click upsells, and CRM-driven funnels where the click is already bought. Sub-second checkout is the job. Hyjal is the origin that should not fight that number, and not another plugin on the critical path.
Start building MediaIn-house media and performance teams buy attention by the click. A cold start on the advertorial, the offer, or the checkout is a silent CPA leak. The runtime should start with the request, not with a warm pool you hope is still there.
Start building PlatformsIf you ship storefronts, funnels, or generated sites to merchants, their conversion is your churn and your expansion. Hosting that holds TTFB belongs in the product, not in a ticket the merchant opens after the media budget is already spent.
Talk to HyjalCheckout, ranking, or landing pages. The team keeps the application; Hyjal takes the operating model.
AssemblyLine turns source into a portable WebAssembly component, with no image pipeline between the site and the request.
A buyer, a crawler, or a paid click. There is no warm pool to consult and no cold-start lottery.
Afterburner creates an isolated instance for that request, meters the work, and returns the response.
Execution state does not linger as a shared process. The next request gets the same start.
Storefront analyses associate conversion moving several percent with each additional 100ms of LCP, and a similar slope with slower INP. Treat that as the weather, not a Hyjal guarantee.
OrdersGoogle raises crawl capacity when TTFB stays low and stable, and cuts it when latency or 5xx appear. Agencies cannot content-strategy their way out of a host that answers slowly.
PickupLanding delay is a second tax on media. The first was the auction. A runtime that starts with the request keeps more of the spend you already authorized.
YieldCreate an account and point checkout, ranking, and paid URLs at Hyjal, or bring the current origin, the crawl report, and the conversion leak to a conversation with the team.