Page caching and preloading
Serve locally cached pages and warm the cache automatically so visitors receive a ready response.
By improving your page loading time, WP Raiser keeps visitors engaged and helps your website rank higher on Google with built-in Redis support, CDN and Cloudflare direct integration and edge caching.
WP Raiser improves WordPress speed from first request to final delivery. Page caching, cache preloading, CSS and JavaScript optimization, media handling, and CDN integrations work together in one plugin.
Full-page caching and automatic preloading serve fast pages immediately after content changes.
Optimize CSS, delay JavaScript, host fonts locally, reduce WordPress bloat, and connect Cloudflare or another CDN from one place.
Understand your page speed and the resources behind it. See where to focus your next improvement.
PageSpeed Insights highlights ways to improve your pages. Core Web Vitals tracks loading, responsiveness, and visual stability.
Monitor server load, database storage, and active connections alongside those page metrics.
Configure the essentials quickly, then use precise controls where a site needs them.
Serve locally cached pages and warm the cache automatically so visitors receive a ready response.
Use WP Raiser edge caching or connect Cloudflare APO. Each method is supported as a distinct delivery mode.
Minify styles, remove unused CSS, lazy load or load asynchronously, with rules for page and file exceptions.
Minify, defer, target selected scripts for delayed loading, or delay scripts by default with matching rule controls.
Lazy load media, replace videos with lightweight thumbnail previews, and use YouTube's privacy-enhanced domain.
Bring Google Fonts and other external font files onto your own domain for more predictable, private delivery.
Minify stylesheets, remove unused CSS, and choose asynchronous or lazy loading. Reduce the CSS a visitor needs to download and process while keeping control over how each page renders.
Customize the behavior with rules for individual files, pages, or external domains. Keep essential styles available and apply exceptions where a theme or plugin needs them.
Remove front-end overhead and WordPress features you do not use, while keeping the controls that matter to your editors, store, and delivery stack.
Trim front-end extras such as emojis, embeds, jQuery Migrate, Dashicons, password-meter scripts, and theme.json global styles with individual controls.
Set the editing experience to fit the site: reduce Heartbeat requests, switch to Classic Editor, turn off comments, and hide version details when those features are not needed.
Choose whether XML-RPC stays available, and remove RSD or shortlink discovery when the site has no use for those endpoints.
Disable RSS feeds entirely or only their discovery links, and stop WordPress from sending pingbacks between your own posts. Each control can suit the way the site publishes.
Load WooCommerce styles and scripts where the store needs them: shop, product, cart, checkout, and account pages.
Reduce cart-fragment refreshes on unrelated pages, then remove the WooCommerce status meta box or sidebar widgets independently to keep store administration focused.
Connect the cache layers you already run and retain the controls needed for complex or distributed sites.
Write optimized CSS and JavaScript as real files so the web server can deliver them directly.
Keep optimized assets in the database when WordPress nodes do not share a filesystem, accepting PHP delivery to keep every node synchronized.
Coordinate Redis, Varnish, Cloudflare, and CDN URL rewrites from the same performance workflow.
Apply front-end safe optimization to administrators, shop managers, editors, authors, contributors, subscribers, and customers.
Block matching outbound WordPress HTTP API requests when unwanted calls affect privacy, reliability, or performance.
Move a tested WP Raiser configuration between sites without rebuilding every setting by hand.
Extend behavior through developer hooks and filters when a project needs custom integration logic.
Manage site activations and receive product updates through the same licensed installation.
Every plan includes the full WP Raiser feature set, updates, and support by the people who build it. Pick the number of domains that fits your operation.
Use one license for your own websites or client projects, with caching, asset optimization, precise exclusions, debloating, and delivery integrations.
Your sites remain covered by updates and developer support for as long as you stay subscribed.
WP Raiser includes page caching, automatic preloading, and cache purging. You can also choose its Cloudflare edge integration or Cloudflare APO support to match your hosting setup.
CSS and JavaScript rules let you exclude individual files or customize their treatment. Check important pages and checkout flows after changing optimization settings, and use exceptions where a theme or plugin needs them.
Yes. WP Raiser supports Cloudflare edge caching and Cloudflare APO as separate methods, plus CDN URL rewrites and integrations with Redis and Varnish.
Yes. Choose a license with the site limit you need. Your own sites and client sites receive the full feature set within that allowance.
Every plan includes all WP Raiser features, plugin updates, and support from the developers. Choose your site limit and monthly or yearly billing in the pricing section below.
Yes. Plans renew automatically, and you can cancel renewal from your account before the next payment.
Every plan includes the full WP Raiser feature set, updates, and support from the people who build it.
From one website to a whole portfolio, select your site limit.
Every license includes
Plugin updates and support from the developers.