FastPixel Cache – Optimize Page Speed: Compress Images, Minify, Clean Database & CDN

Our plugin is intentionally designed to be straightforward, so you usually won’t require assistance. However, if you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to contact us , and we’ll be quick to assist you.

Yes, we do! Please contact us to discuss about this.

The FastPixel plugin offers an all-in-one solution to speed up your website. It’s easy to set up, integrates the latest website speed optimization technologies, and is superbly supported by the ShortPixel support team

Yes, FastPixel can be used with Cloudflare. It also includes a Cloudflare integration that allows it to automatically purge the Cloudflare cache remotely once a page has been optimized.

Yes, FastPixel can easily replace any other caching plugin and we recommend disabling any other caching plugins when using FastPixel to avoid potential conflicts.

Yes, our plugin works with all hosting providers, but if you encounter any issues just let us know and we will be happy to help!

“Queued” cache status means that the page is in queue to be processed by our servers and will soon appear as “Cached”.

If your WordPress changes are not appearing, please make sure to clear the FastPixel cache, as you are likely seeing a cached version of the page. Once the cache is purged, the changes should appear instantly.

Yes, as long as you install it on a website that doesn’t generate more than 1,000 page views/month, you don’t have to pay for it 🙂 If you exceed this threshold no worries, affordable monthly or yearly plans are available for you.

That’s probably enough for most small websites! If your website is visited by less than 50 visitors per day, it will most likely not exceed 1,000 pageviews/month.

Yes, FastPixel definitely works with WooCommerce stores and should boost your speed significantly!

Yes, FastPixel is the ultimate plugin to boost and pass Core Web Vitals without needing any technical skills or complex setups!

Yes, FastPixel is fully GDPR compliant. We have servers located in Europe, and our CDN includes over 119 points of presence worldwide, including several in Europe.

Yes, if you make any changes to a page that has already been cached, the page will automatically be cached with the new content.

Yes, you can definitely exclude pages from optimization either individually or in bulk!

We have taken great care to ensure that FastPixel plugin won’t interfere with other themes, plugins or widgets, minimizing the chances of compatibility issues. Despite our best efforts to mitigate the risks, considering the vast array of hosting providers, along with tens of thousands of plugins and themes available in the WordPress ecosystem, occasional conflicts with other plugins or widgets are possible. If you encounter any issues or suspect interference with other plugins or widgets, please don’t hesitate to contact us .

Yes, a caching plugin is essential for speeding up your website and improving its performance!

Caching plugins in WordPress improve website performance by storing static versions of your pages, reducing server load, and speeding up load times. This enhances user experience, boosts SEO rankings, and can handle higher traffic more efficiently.

If you’re using this plugin alongside other caching tools like WP Rocket, LiteSpeed Cache, WP Optimize or W3 Total Cache, make sure to disable them to make this one work at the best performance.

Our plugin integrates with an external service via dedicated API endpoints. This process involves sending a request with specific data to the server API endpoint, which then queues and processes the request to generate HTML content. Once your request reaches the front of the queue, the service processes the data, generates the HTML content based on the specified URL, and then sends the HTML back to the plugin using the provided postback URL. The plugin automatically receives the generated HTML content and saves it to the disk on your WordPress installation. This process is designed to be seamless and requires no manual intervention.

Example data sent to server API endpoint ‘https://api.fastpixel.io/api/v1/enqueue’ to request HTML page generation:

{ "url":"https://example.com/", "postbackUrl":"https://example.com/wp-json/fastpixel-website-accelerator/v1/update", "settings":{ "modules":{ "ScriptRewrite":{ "enabled":true, "settings":{ "exclude":{ "strings":[], "regexps":[] }, "eventHandlersRewrite":false, "excludeGDPR":true }, "injectBootstrapScripts":true, "rdelay":0 }, "ImageRewrite":{ "enabled":true, "settings":{ "forceImageDimensions":false } }, "ReducedFonts":{ "settings":{ "soft":true } } }, "imageQuality":"lossy", "cropImages":false }, "plugin_version":"1.0.22", "siteKey":"randomKey" }

Also there are two enpoints on external service: https://api.fastpixel.io/api/v1/purge_all – this endpoint is used to request pages cache. Url is put into queue and once your request reaches the front of the queue, service processes request. Service request page and parse it to get list of links to other pages. Pages from this list are requested too. New html pages will be prepared and send back to wordpress installation for all pages from the list. Example data sent to server API endpoint ‘https://api.fastpixel.io/api/v1/purge_all’ to request HTML page generation:

{ "url":"https://example.com/", "siteKey":"randomKey" }

https://api.fastpixel.io/api/v1/detect_endpoints – this endpoint is used to check which rest api route is available, /wp-json/fastpixel-website-accelerator/v1/update or ?rest_route=/fastpixel-website-accelerator/v1/update. Response from this endpoint return list of available endpoints and first item from this list is saved for future use. This endpoint is used only if default rest api endpoint is not available. Example data sent to server API endpoint ‘https://api.fastpixel.io/api/v1/detect_endpoints’ to request HTML page generation:

{ "url":"https://example.com/", "siteKey":"randomKey" }

More information can be found on https://fastpixel.io

Security Measures We prioritize your security and privacy. All communications between the plugin and the external service are encrypted, ensuring that your data remains private and secure. Furthermore, the plugin securely stores the generated HTML content on your disk, adhering to the highest data protection standards.

Support and Documentation For more detailed information on how to use the plugin or the API, troubleshooting tips, or if you need assistance, please check our docs or contact us .