Description

🚀 SpeedPress — Ultra-simple WordPress page caching

One-time purchase. Zero configuration. Instant speed boost.

SpeedPress is a clean, lightweight and truly easy WordPress caching plugin.
Instead of overwhelming you with 100+ switches, SpeedPress focuses on one job — serving fast, static HTML versions of your pages to visitors — and does it extremely well.

Perfect for small and medium-sized sites that want better performance without subscriptions, bloat or complicated settings.

✨ Key Features

⚡ Automatic static HTML caching

SpeedPress stores pre-rendered HTML snapshots of your public pages and serves them directly to visitors.
This reduces PHP execution, lowers server load and improves load times significantly.

🧹 One-click cache purge

Clear all cached pages with a single click.

🛠 Development mode

Temporarily disable caching while you’re editing or designing the site.

🎛 URL exclusions

Easily exclude URLs such as:

• Cart

• Checkout

• My Account

• Search pages

• REST API

• Feeds

⏱ Custom TTL (cache lifetime)

Define how long cached pages stay “fresh” before they are regenerated.

🔄 Auto-purge on content changes

Whenever a published post or page is updated, the cache is refreshed automatically.

📊 Dashboard widget

View cache size, file count and purge directly from your WordPress dashboard.

🔍 Manual no-cache override

Append ?sp_nocache=1 to any URL to bypass caching instantly.

🎯 Who is SpeedPress for?

SpeedPress is ideal for:

• Company websites

• Landing pages

• Blogs and content sites

• Portfolios and service sites

• Agency-built client sites

• Small/medium WooCommerce stores (with URL exclusions)

SpeedPress is especially popular among users who want:

• A simple, lightweight performance boost

• No yearly renewals

• No confusing configuration

• No risk of compatibility fights with page builders

• No external services or account setup

💡 Why a one-time purchase?

Many caching plugins charge yearly for features most sites don’t need.
SpeedPress is designed as a simple, effective, ownership-based tool:

• You pay once

• You own it

• You receive updates as long as the plugin is maintained

• You avoid subscription fatigue

Perfect for freelancers, agencies and businesses standardizing their stack.

🔧 Technical Overview

• Stores HTML snapshots in a dedicated cache folder

• Cache key: md5(host + request URI)

• File format: sp-xxxxx.html

• Full page caching for visitors (non-logged-in users)

• Safe URL-based exclusions

• Customizable TTL

• Zero external API calls

• Fully WP-cron and WP-hook compatible

• Works with all popular themes and page builders

Everything is built for reliability, simplicity and long-term maintainability.

🧩 Included with your purchase

• SpeedPress plugin (.zip)

• One-time license

• Automatic updates via Lieska Updates

• Access to future improvements

• English documentation

FAQ – SpeedPress WordPress Caching Plugin

Why and when do you need a caching plugin like SpeedPress?

You need a caching plugin when your site feels slow, loads inconsistently, or puts unnecessary strain on your server. SpeedPress is especially useful when you want a fast, reliable performance boost without dealing with complex settings, external services, or ongoing subscription costs.

How does SpeedPress make a WordPress site faster?

SpeedPress generates static HTML versions of your pages and serves them directly to visitors. This bypasses heavy PHP processing and database queries, resulting in significantly faster load times and lower server usage.

Is SpeedPress suitable for beginners?

Yes. SpeedPress is designed for zero-configuration use. You install it, activate it, and your site becomes faster immediately—no technical knowledge required.

Does SpeedPress work with page builders like Elementor or Gutenberg?

Yes. SpeedPress works with all major page builders because it operates independently by serving cached HTML versions of fully rendered pages.

Can I use SpeedPress with WooCommerce?

Yes, for small to medium WooCommerce stores. You can exclude dynamic pages like Cart, Checkout, and My Account to ensure proper functionality while still caching the rest of the site.

What pages should be excluded from caching?

Typical exclusions include:

• Cart and checkout pages
• Account pages
• Search results
• Dynamic or user-specific content
• REST API and feeds

SpeedPress allows easy URL-based exclusions for these.

What is cache TTL and should I change it?

TTL (Time To Live) defines how long cached pages are stored before being refreshed. The default works for most sites, but you can adjust it if your content updates very frequently or rarely.

Does SpeedPress clear cache automatically when content changes?

Yes. Whenever you update or publish content, SpeedPress automatically refreshes the relevant cached pages to keep everything up to date.

Can I disable caching temporarily?

Yes. You can enable Development Mode to disable caching while working on your site, or use the ?sp_nocache=1 parameter to bypass cache for a specific page.

Does SpeedPress work for logged-in users?

No. SpeedPress only caches pages for non-logged-in visitors to ensure dynamic and personalized content works correctly for logged-in users.

Is SpeedPress compatible with other performance plugins?

SpeedPress is designed to be lightweight and focused. It can work alongside some optimization plugins, but running multiple caching plugins at the same time is not recommended.

Does SpeedPress use external services or APIs?

No. Everything runs locally on your server. There are no external requests, third-party dependencies, or accounts required.

How is SpeedPress different from other caching plugins?

SpeedPress focuses on simplicity and performance:

• No bloated settings
• No subscriptions
• No external integrations
• Just fast, reliable page caching

Is SpeedPress a one-time purchase?

Yes. You pay once, own the plugin, and receive updates without recurring fees.

Will SpeedPress improve SEO?

Yes. Faster page load times improve user experience, reduce bounce rates, and are a known ranking factor for search engines.

Can I clear the cache manually?

Yes. You can purge the entire cache with one click from the WordPress dashboard