Fashion brand Rooted Objects saw an increase in conversions of 162% after launching their PWA. Page load times decreased by 25% and average redirection time decreased by 80%.

Commonfloor groups saw 2× increase in daily active users and a 10% increase in overall traffic by moving to a PWA with app shell.

Debenhams found that the user journey from browsing to purchase was 2× to 4× on its PWA. The PWA delivered a 40% increase in mobile revenue and a 20% increase in conversion.

Tajawal and Almosafer saw an increase of 3× in conversion rate from 0.3% to almost 1.2% within two weeks. Page load time decreased by 3× from 13s to 3.6s for time to interactive.

UK clothing brand George saw a 31% increase in conversion, 2× lower bounce rate, and 20% increase in page views after upgrading to a PWA. The PWA was 3.8× faster than the previous site.

The Starbucks PWA has increased daily active users 2×. Orders on desktop are nearly the same rate as mobile.

Streamling platform ZEE5 launched a PWA to expand its reach. The PWA is 3× faster and reduced buffering time 50%.

Treebo launched a PWA and saw a 4× increase in conversion rate year-over-year. Conversion rates for repeat users saw a 3× increase and their median interactive time on mobile dropped to 1.5s.

The Best Western River North Hotel sees 300% increase in revenue with new Progressive Web App.

OpenSooq’s new PWA is only 28.3KB and has improved engagement with a 25% increase in average time on page resulting in 260% more leads.

Trivago saw an increase of 150% for people who add its PWA to the home screen. Increased engagement led to a 97% increase in clickouts to hotel offers. Users who go offline while browsing can continue to access the site and 67% continue to browse the site when they come back online.

Uber’s PWA was designed to be fast even on 2G. The core app is only 50k gzipped and takes less than 3 seconds to load on 2G networks.