Thank you for reaching us. I’ve ran some tests in your domain and I cannot see anything unusual. Upon further checking this, I can also see that you’ve ran a test with observatory and you should review this: Minimiza el trabajo del subproceso principal | Lighthouse | Chrome for Developers . Please note that since Cloudflare acts as a reverse proxy, we might affect the TTFB for a site. There are a few HTTP requests that add up to the total TTFB:
Cloudflare successfully negotiating a connection with your origin.
Cloudflare sending a request on the connection.
The origin generating a response.
Cloudflare receiving the response.
Essentially, you may see a larger TTFB because we don’t send data back until after we have connected to your web server and it has responded. The difference is usually no more than a few milliseconds, but more details on Cloudflare and TTFB can be found here: Are you measuring what matters? A fresh look at Time To First Byte
I have made the comparison between cloudflare paused and active and here you can see the lower performance with cloudflare. A month ago I noticed the change. Before that difference was not seen. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnQ4A8HEpMc