CrUX Dashboard Retired: Where to Get TTFB, INP, and Field History

For years the CrUX Dashboard was the bookmark agencies opened when a client asked whether field INP had moved since the last deploy. Google retired the shared Looker Studio connector at the end of November 2025. Saved links either fail to load or freeze on the last month the connector received.

The Chrome UX Report did not disappear. You need a replacement stack instead of one screen: CrUX Vis and the History API for weekly TTFB, INP, and CLS trends; PageSpeed Insights and Search Console for the latest rolling slice; BigQuery when you want years of origin history on your own project; scheduled lab monitoring so deploy proof does not wait on the 28-day field window.

A practical Monday split after the dashboard retirement:

• One URL check: PageSpeed Insights field section (latest 28-day p75 when eligible)

• SEO status by URL group: Search Console Core Web Vitals report

• Quarterly trend screenshots: CrUX Vis (about 40 weeks from the History API)

• Automation: CrUX History API queryHistoryRecord with your Google Cloud key

• Portfolio regressions before field moves: scheduled PageSpeed lab tests with budgets on the same money URLs

We run scheduled lab tests across many client sites and show CrUX field slices beside results when Google returns them. CrUX Vis still owns the six-month INP line on one hero domain; we help when fifty URLs need the same row without fifty bookmarks.

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