[HELP] Wordpress website too slow

is this with ads on? or any other java scrips like facebook pixel or even google anayltics? because there is no way this is possible with x5 google ads there and a lot of tracking pixels :D
Pixel and tracking code are set, but no ads are running right now. For the beginning I will drive organic traffic from TikTok, so right now I am all set haha
 
WP + elementor
Dedicated server (OVH bare metal)
Open lite speed server + LS cache plugin
Redis object cache
I have not used a plug-in like perfmatters but I will be soon.

It is very possible to make fast wordpress websites with elementor if that is what you want to do.

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Hello,

I have a wordpress website that is very very slow. It was not that slow before. It's one page website built with cart flow + elementor.

Is there any pro that would help me with that?

I also have a problem on checkout - it's not showing credit card details, but only on desktop. Mobile is fine.

If there is someone willing to help, here is my contacts:
skype: cro7
telegram: croseven
discord: cro7#6967
A cache plugin won't help much in this case. A one page website should be able to load with lightning speed. If I can take a guess I would say that your PHP in cPanel might need to be updated or there must be an issue with your host. As for the Checkout not showing on mobile devices, this must be due a setting in the payment plugin. Some have a setting to hide or show the express checkout buttons on mobile devices.
 
there are many plugins to fasten wordpress website. is there any heavy image or script on your website. it would be better if you share your website link and speed result for experts to analyze.
 
I'm using WP Rocket for Cache.

Install image optimizer + Cloudflare would help a lot.
 
Go with this on your CloudWays 1GB Vultr server, add Cloudways $5/Month Cloudflare Enterprice CDN to it and it will handle all traffic you get, and it will be fckn really fast. End of discussion .. =)
1GB Vultr server High Frequency or Standard?
 
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