Salesforce Fact #487 | EPT Counter

We can check the page load time in lightning experience using the EPT counter. It can be done on the fly without enabling the debug mode.

EPT stands for Experienced Page Time and it is a performance metric used by Salesforce to measure how long does it take for a page to load into a state which a user can meaningfully interact with.

To add the page load time, just add the ?eptVisible=1 at the end of the url while inside lightning experience and the page load time counter will be displayed.

Reference: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.technical_requirements_ept.htm&type=5

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