Speed up WordPress and improve Core Web Vitals
Four independent acceleration layers that compound: full-page caching cuts server response time, the Media Optimizer converts your image library to AVIF and WebP, Redis object cache reduces database load, and Real User Monitoring proves the improvement with real visitor data.
Every acceleration layer works together
Improving WordPress performance with isolated plugins leads to conflict and diminishing returns. WPMgr's performance suite is designed as a stack: full-page caching handles the majority of anonymous page loads before PHP runs; the Redis object cache reduces the database roundtrips that caching misses; the Media Optimizer eliminates image transfer overhead by converting the entire media library to modern formats; and unused CSS removal cuts the render-blocking stylesheet payload per page. Real User Monitoring closes the feedback loop by measuring LCP, CLS, and INP at p75 from real visitors, broken down by URL, device, and connection, so you can see exactly where time is being spent and verify that each optimisation is working.
The features that prove it
Everything listed below ships in the free, open-source release with no add-on required.
Common questions
Specific questions about this use case.
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Free and open source. No per-site fee. The full release is on GitHub.