Build once.
Reuse the result.
Cache final HTML for eligible pages instead of repeating WordPress PHP execution and database queries for every visit.
Good things take time.
Loading your site shouldn’t.
Cache the page. Streamline the assets. Give WordPress less repeated work—and your visitors less waiting around.
Not another timing chart.
Tools that address the work.
Cache final HTML for eligible pages instead of repeating WordPress PHP execution and database queries for every visit.
Minify and combine CSS and JavaScript. Choose site-wide bundles or unique-page grouping to suit the way your site is built.
Control browser caching for supported assets so returning visitors can reuse files rather than download the same resources again.
Enable deferred JavaScript loading to download scripts alongside HTML parsing. Test execution order and interactive features after changing settings.
WooCommerce and Enterprise plans add WooCommerce support. Enterprise adds high-traffic support and expert configuration for more demanding setups.
Discuss your setupProduct and content pages can benefit from reusable responses. Check how your theme, page builder, and plugins behave together.
Verify cart, checkout, account, and logged-in behavior on staging. Private or personalized responses must not be shared between visitors.
Compare equivalent pages before and after configuration, including cold and warm caches. Hosting, content, and third-party scripts all affect results.
The published monthly plans.
Continue with PluginBank.
$35/ month
For blogs and content-led WordPress sites.
$70/ month
The same optimization tools, with WooCommerce support.
$275/ month
For high-traffic sites that need additional support.
Prices and plan features match the existing CacheNinja website. Registration and billing continue on PluginBank; confirm current terms and plan details there. This page does not process payments.
Upload the CacheNinja plugin ZIP through Plugins → Add New, then install and activate it. Start on a staging copy of your site.
Installation guideConfigure CSS, JavaScript, browser caching, and asset grouping. Change one thing at a time so you can spot conflicts.
Configuration guideCheck page rendering, forms, menus, and shopping journeys. Compare repeatable measurements and confirm visitors see the right content.
Get setup helpBetter performance is a result to measure, not a number to promise. CacheNinja provides optimization controls. It does not guarantee a particular speed multiplier, PageSpeed score, search ranking, or conversion uplift.
What caching does.
What you still need to check.
CacheNinja is a WordPress performance plugin with full-page caching, CSS and JavaScript minification and concatenation, browser caching controls, and deferred JavaScript loading. Its configuration also offers site-wide or unique-page asset grouping.
Page caching reuses generated HTML for eligible requests, reducing repeated work on the server. Browser caching lets a visitor’s browser reuse supported resources locally. They address different parts of a page load.
WooCommerce support is listed in the WooCommerce and Enterprise plans. Test product pages, cart updates, checkout, account pages, and personalized content before going live. Do not assume that private or customer-specific pages are safe to put in a shared cache.
Check for overlapping page caches, minification, concatenation, and defer settings. Avoid having two tools perform the same transformation without testing. Compatibility depends on your actual configuration; use staging and the support team for guidance.
It can affect styles or JavaScript dependencies, particularly when execution order matters. The existing configuration guide flags these risks. Enable options gradually and check navigation, forms, widgets, and commerce flows after each change.
No fixed multiplier or score is promised here. Results depend on hosting, the page’s content, the cache state, your theme and plugins, and external requests. Measure comparable pages and conditions before and after configuration.
Install the plugin ZIP through the WordPress dashboard, activate it, and use its configuration controls. The existing documentation covers installation, CSS and JavaScript options, defer settings, browser caching, and asset grouping.
Plan buttons open your PluginBank account, where you can subscribe and manage your license. For setup, compatibility, or high-traffic questions, use the contact form. Your account and billing stay with PluginBank.
Start with your site. Choose the plan that fits.