Best Performance Plugin for WordPress

Hayden Russell said:

Using the Litespeed Cache plugin in conjunction with Litespeed web server is blazing fast for me.

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Mr Positive said:

Wp Rocket and Auto optimise should work, W3 total cache is technical and not all can use it.

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Amphoric said:

WP Rocket (paid) and Auto Optimise (free) are my picks - perfmatters also a good one that can add to either of these.

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Roger Marquez said:

But if you could properly configure it..Would it be better than WP Rocket?

Let´s assume for the sake of argument we´re just comparing which of those plugins have the biggest impact on a site's overall performance.

And if you would use a combination of them for maximum result.

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bandititf9 said:

Always used WP Rocket and Autoptimize, they seem to do the work easily and quickly. Using other plugins usually provided poor results or not as close as these 2 plugins.

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BradyX said:

There are a lot of options available around the internet when it comes to wordpress plugins. But in my opinion WP Rocket and autoptimize are great plugins to start with. They have simple and easy UI which makes it easy to understand better and use it.

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iFreelancer said:

Can't talk about others. I do use Autoptimize & Perfmatters.

Autoptimize works really well for me. I can see some drastic changes after installing this plugin.

Perfmatters - Okay nothing great

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kaudo said:

I used combination of cache enabler and autoptimize it was the fastest combo in my blog setup (woocommerce eshops) but something happened between the WP updates and it slowed down. Now I use Wp rockt + autoptimize and I like it. With a simple fast theme like potter or customizer I often reach load times 0.4 - 0.6s anywhere in EU.

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fb3003 said:

together?

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John-S said:

what did you end up doing for your money site?

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• WP Rocket (For caching)
• Autoptimize (CSS and JS optimization)
• WP Asset Cleanup (to minimize the code bloat)
• ShortPixel (Image optimization)

nSnoopy said:

I moved from W3 total cache to WP Rocket and my website loads faster now

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Roger Marquez said:

I am using Astra Pro on my money site and the best results I´ve gotten with...

• WP Rocket (For caching)
• Autoptimize (CSS and JS optimization)
• WP Asset Cleanup (to minimize the code bloat)
• ShortPixel (Image optimization)

Care to share your configuration?

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Roger Marquez said:

I am using Astra Pro on my money site and the best results I´ve gotten with...

• WP Rocket (For caching)
• Autoptimize (CSS and JS optimization)
• WP Asset Cleanup (to minimize the code bloat)
• ShortPixel (Image optimization)

Care to share your configuration?

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fb3003 said:

are using critical css in your setup in autoptimize?

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fb3003 said:

also for asset cleaup: the regular version or the pro version?

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nSnoopy said:

I don't have a before and after photo is just that i used to get around 86 on GTMetrix which after i switched to WP Rocket it went to 99

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Roger Marquez said:

Indeed I am, for some reason I am not aware of, I am getting better results using Autoptimize for CSS and JS optimization than with WP Rocket.

Pro version

I am not talking about a before and after shot I am referring to your WP Rocket configuration, meaning, what tabs and features you have enabled.

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fb3003 said:

have you tried wp-fastest cache pro?

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fb3003 said:

also with your current setup

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fb3003 said:

what is you rpagespeed insight and gt metrix scors?

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Hayden Russell said:

Using the Litespeed Cache plugin in conjunction with Litespeed web server is blazing fast for me.

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