WordPress, as fast as a static site.
RabbitPress Cache saves each page once and sends that copy to every visitor. On Rabbitflare servers, nginx sends it straight from disk, with no PHP and no database. It also removes unused CSS, delays JavaScript and lazy loads images, so pages pass Core Web Vitals on phones too.
- Free on Rabbitflare cloud servers
- $49 a year per website elsewhere
- Installed in one click from the panel
- Updates straight from WordPress
HTTP/2 200
content-type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
content-encoding: gzip
x-rabbitpress-cache: HIT
x-rabbitpress-source: Web Server
Time the server spends on one page
- WordPress without a page cache 92 ms
- A page cache served by PHP 1.1 ms
- RabbitPress Cache, served by nginx 0.28 ms
Measured on a Rabbitflare server, from the server itself.
Served by the web server
Cached pages never wait for PHP.
On Rabbitflare servers, RabbitPress Cache gives nginx its rules, so a cached page goes out the way a picture or a stylesheet would: straight from disk, already compressed. PHP and the database stay free for the visitors who need them, so the same server handles far more traffic.
- Logged-in visitors, carts, checkouts and searches still get fresh pages from WordPress.
- Links with tracking tags, like utm_source or fbclid, get the cached page too.
- Phones can get their own copy, if your theme needs one.
- Change a setting and the web server follows within a minute. Anything it can't take is left to the plugin, so nothing breaks.
A visitor opens a page
yoursite.com/blog/hello-world
nginx
The saved copy, from disk
Almost every visit: pages people read, share and find in search.
Under a millisecond
WordPress
A fresh page, built for them
Logged-in visitors, carts, checkouts, searches and forms.
Only when needed
Check any page: X-RabbitPress-Source says Web Server when nginx sent it.
Measured, not promised
Faster on every kind of site we tried.
We measured three WordPress sites on a Rabbitflare server with Google's Lighthouse, on mobile, the way PageSpeed Insights does: first without a cache plugin, then with RabbitPress Cache as installed, then with every speed-up on.
Blog
Block theme, long home page with images, video and audio
Business site
Astra theme with Elementor: hero, gallery, YouTube video
WooCommerce shop
Product listings, cart and checkout
About 1 ms for the server to start sending a cached page, instead of 106 to 242 ms from WordPress.
1.4 MB down to 0.3 MB for the business site's home page, once its YouTube video waits for a click and its images are WebP.
Lighthouse performance scores out of 100, mobile, median of three runs, measured on October 6, 2026. Test sites with sample content: your scores depend on your theme, plugins, images and hosting.
Every speed-up in one plugin
Everything that makes WordPress fast.
The page cache is only the start. RabbitPress trims what each page loads and changes when it loads, so pages show up sooner, respond to the first tap and don't jump around.
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Page cache
Every page saved as a compressed file and sent before WordPress even loads, with separate copies for languages and currencies when needed.
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Preloading
Pages are cached in the background before anyone asks for them, so even the first visitor gets a fast page.
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Precise clearing
Edit a post and RabbitPress clears that page plus every archive, list and widget that shows it, then caches them again.
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Remove unused CSS
Each page gets only the CSS it uses, inline, and the rest loads later or not at all.
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Delay JavaScript
Chat widgets, analytics and sliders wait for the first tap, scroll or key press, then run exactly as before.
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Images
WebP or AVIF copies made on your own server, lazy loading below the fold, the main image first, and sizes added so nothing jumps.
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Fonts
Google Fonts hosted on your own site, the fonts above the fold preloaded, and text shown while fonts load.
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Instant navigation
The next page starts loading as a visitor points at a link, so it opens almost instantly.
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Videos and embeds
YouTube videos, Elementor's too, show a light preview until played. Videos, audio and embeds further down wait until needed.
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Bloat removal
Switch off emojis, embeds, jQuery Migrate, XML-RPC and other extras WordPress loads on every page.
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Database cleanup
Old revisions, spam, trash and expired data cleared on a schedule, with the tables optimized.
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Real-visitor Web Vitals
Loading, responsiveness and layout shift measured from your real visitors, and kept on your own server.
Works with WooCommerce
Carts, checkouts and accounts are never cached, and checkout scripts are never delayed.
Works with Cloudflare
Clears Cloudflare's cache along with its own, and can cache whole pages at Cloudflare too.
Works with Page builders
Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, Oxygen and Bricks, plus WPML, Polylang and multi-currency plugins.
In your WordPress dashboard
Settings you can actually understand.
RabbitPress Cache looks and works like the Rabbitflare panel: how your site is doing at the top, settings grouped by what they speed up, and a search for any option. Every switch says what it does in plain words.
Pricing
Free on Rabbitflare. $49 a year anywhere else.
Every feature is in both. The only difference is where your site is hosted.
On Rabbitflare
IncludedFree with every cloud server
For every site on a Rabbitflare cloud server, for as long as it's hosted with us.
- Installed in one click from the site's Cache tab
- Pages sent straight by nginx, without PHP
- Every feature, and every update
- DigitalOcean, Vultr, Hetzner and Rabbitflare Edge servers
Any WordPress site
$49 a year, per website
For a site on any other host, or on a server you connected to Rabbitflare yourself.
- Any host with PHP 8.0 and WordPress 6.2 or newer
- Staging and local copies don't use it up
- Move it to another website at any time
- Bought and managed in the Rabbitflare panel
Licenses are bought with a free Rabbitflare account, by card or from your wallet, and renew each year unless you turn auto-renew off.
Is it really free on Rabbitflare?
Yes. Every site on a Rabbitflare cloud server (DigitalOcean, Vultr, Hetzner or Rabbitflare Edge) can use it free, for as long as the site is hosted there. Open the site's Cache tab in the panel and choose Install. Sites on a server you connected to Rabbitflare yourself need a license.
Does it work on other hosts?
Yes, on any host with PHP 8.0 and WordPress 6.2 or newer. There, RabbitPress sends cached pages itself, before WordPress loads, which is still very fast. On Rabbitflare servers, nginx sends them directly and PHP isn't involved at all.
What does a license cover?
One live website for a year, with every feature and update, for $49. Copies for staging or local work, like staging.example.com or example.local, don't use it up. You can move it to another website from the panel at any time.
What happens when a license ends?
Your site keeps working normally, just without RabbitPress's speed-ups, and your settings are kept. Renew it any time to switch them back on. With auto-renew on, we renew it a week before it ends, from your wallet or saved card.
Can I use it with another cache plugin?
Turn other page cache and speed plugins off first, so pages aren't cached and optimized twice. RabbitPress works alongside image, SEO, security and backup plugins.
Will it break my site?
The defaults are safe for almost every site. The strongest options, like removing unused CSS or delaying all JavaScript, are yours to switch on, and any page, file or script can be left out of them. Logged-in visitors, carts and checkouts never get cached pages.
How do I know it's working?
The plugin's dashboard shows how many pages are cached, how often visitors get them, and who sends them. Any page's response headers say it too: X-RabbitPress-Cache shows HIT, and on Rabbitflare servers X-RabbitPress-Source shows Web Server.
Make your WordPress site fast today.
Free with every Rabbitflare cloud server, or $49 a year for a site anywhere else.
