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OPcache stores compiled PHP bytecode in memory so WordPress doesn't re-parse hundreds of files on every request. Here's what it does, how much it helps, and how to verify it's working.
Read →WooCommerce works on our SQLite-backed WordPress install for most stores. Here's what the setup looks like, where the performance limits are, and what actually matters at scale.
Read →PHP 8.3 is faster and more secure than PHP 7.4. Here's how to check what version your site uses, why upgrading matters, and what we do to keep the platform current.
Read →PHP workers, uncached pages, and plugin bloat are the most common causes of slow WordPress sites. Here's how to identify which problem you're dealing with.
Read →PHP workers, disk I/O, and RAM allocation — the real factors behind WordPress performance on shared hosting, and what separates a fast host from a slow one.
Read →Most shared hosts quietly sell more resources than their servers have. We don't. Here's why we hard-cap every plan and what it means for your site's performance.
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