WordPress Caching Setup makes your pages load faster by serving ready-made copies instead of rebuilding them on every visit, for a fixed price of A$149. Caching is one of the biggest speed wins, but the wrong settings break forms, carts and logged-in areas. I set up caching that suits your host and test that everything still works.
At a glance
- Price: A$149 fixed (AUD, GST applies for Australian customers)
- Turnaround: 1 business day
- Platforms: WordPress (any theme)
- Service area: Delivered online for businesses in Australia, New Zealand, the United States and Canada
What's included
- Caching plugin or host cache configured
- Page caching set up
- Browser caching rules added
- Object caching where your host supports it
- Cart, checkout and account pages excluded
- CSS and JavaScript settings tuned safely
- Cache clearing on updates set up
- Forms, carts and logins tested
What's not included
Image and code optimisation are not included. See WordPress Image Optimisation and WebP Conversion and Website Speed Optimisation and Core Web Vitals.
Who it's for
WordPress sites with no caching, or a caching plugin that was installed but never configured.
Delivery
Completed within 1 business day of receiving WordPress admin and hosting access.
How it works
- Order the setup. I contact you within one business day.
- Measured. Speed recorded.
- Configured. Caching set up for your host.
- Tested. Forms and carts checked.
Work is completed by Mark Serdina, a Sydney-based Shopify, WordPress and SEO developer.
Want images optimised as well? See WordPress Image Optimisation and WebP Conversion.
New to ordering? Read how it works and the Shop FAQ, or book a free 15-minute consultation.
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Frequently asked questions
Which caching plugin do you use?
It depends on your host. LiteSpeed Cache, WP Rocket or your host's built-in cache are common choices.
Will caching break my forms or cart?
Not when set up properly. Dynamic pages are excluded and everything is tested.
Why do I still see old content?
Caches need clearing after changes. I set up automatic clearing when you update content.
Do I need to pay for a plugin?
Not always. Many hosts include caching, and free plugins work well for most sites.
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