by
FluxPress
4.6 (18 reviews)
Easy Optimizer – PageSpeed, Cache & Core Web Vitals (Unused CSS, Delay JS, Lazy Load)
Free all-in-one performance optimization: page cache, unused CSS, delay JS, lazy load, LCP preload and WebP for faster speed and Core Web Vitals.
Easy Optimizer ranks #6,310 among WordPress.org plugins with 1,000+ active installations, is #179 of 1,658 in the Performance category, a 4.6/5 rating from 18 reviews, and was last updated Oct 28, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v2.7.5
Current Version v2.7.5
Updated 4 days ago
Last Update on 28 Oct, 2026
Refreshed 2 days ago
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#179 of 1,658 in Performance
Top 10% by installs
Actively maintained
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#6,310
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KW Avg Position
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Downloads
20.2K
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Support Resolved
86%
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Rating
92%
Review 4.6 out of 5
4.6
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- Version
- 2.7.5
- Last Updated
- Oct 28, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.4+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1.4
- PHP Version
- 7.4 or higher
- Author
- FluxPress
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- Reviews
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- Support Threads
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TL;DR
AI summary of the plugin's readmeThis plugin is for WordPress site owners who want to improve Google PageSpeed and Core Web Vitals scores without running several separate speed plugins. It provides page caching, unused-CSS removal, JS delay, lazy loading, LCP preload, and image optimization from one dashboard to help pass Core Web Vitals metrics.
- Full page caching
- Remove Unused CSS
- Delay & Defer JavaScript
- Smart Lazy Loading
- Automatic LCP Preload
- Image CDN (WebP & AVIF)
- Redis Object Cache
- Database Cleanup & Optimization
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Easy Optimizer – PageSpeed, Cache & Core Web Vitals (Unused CSS, Delay JS, Lazy Load)
Yes. Easy Optimizer is built to play nicely alongside other plugins, including WP Rocket, FlyingPress, Perfmatters, LiteSpeed Cache, W3 Total Cache, WP Super Cache, WP Fastest Cache, Autoptimize, NitroPack and the common page builders (Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, Oxygen) and SEO plugins (Yoast, Rank Math). It also works with WooCommerce and Cloudflare. The only rule is simple: don't run the same optimization twice. Every module is independent and only runs when you switch it on, so just turn off whatever overlaps with another plugin you're already using. Most importantly, never run two page caches at once — if another plugin is handling caching, leave Easy Optimizer's Page Cache off (or turn the other one off and let Easy Optimizer handle it). The same applies to features like unused CSS, delay JavaScript, or lazy load: pick one plugin to do each job. This means you can use Easy Optimizer as a complete all-in-one replacement, or keep your current setup and use only the parts you want — for example the Backend Analyzer, Autoload Health, database cleanup, or heartbeat and cron controls — while another plugin keeps doing the caching. Either way works.
Easy Optimizer is free and open, with no premium-locked core features and no upsells: caching, Remove Unused CSS, Delay/Defer JS, LCP preload, lazy load, Cloudflare and hosting-cache purging, database cleanup and the Backend Analyzer are all included. Those paid plugins are mature and excellent; Easy Optimizer aims to give you the same core speed wins for free, and to coexist cleanly if you already run one — just don't run two of the same optimization at once.
Use the Debug Issues button in the top bar. Pick the page that looks wrong, tick one optimization at a time, and open the generated link — that single page load runs with the feature switched off, while your settings and your cache stay exactly as they are. Answer "did that fix it?" and Easy Optimizer tells you which feature was responsible and takes you to the exclusion field that keeps the fix permanently. You do not need a private browsing window. Some optimizations are normally skipped while you are logged in, so the panel's links quietly render the page the way a visitor sees it. If the page is still wrong with everything switched off, the cause is your theme, another plugin or your server — and the panel says so rather than sending you round the loop again.
Yes. Every optimization module runs on your shop, while Cart, Checkout and My Account are automatically excluded so the purchase flow is never cached or altered — including custom or translated slugs. Multi-currency stores cache a correct copy per selected currency, and you can disable WooCommerce cart fragments from the Bloat Removal tab to speed up pages that don't need them.
All of them. On Apache it can optionally write .htaccess rules (after a per-server safety probe that prevents a bad rule from ever 500-ing your site); on Nginx, LiteSpeed and OpenLiteSpeed it serves cached pages through PHP. On hosts with their own server-level cache (Varnish / LiteSpeed / nginx FastCGI), preloading and on-visit caching are handled correctly.
Defer keeps scripts in order but runs them after HTML parsing; it is the safer choice and rarely breaks anything. Delay goes further, holding scripts until the first user interaction (scroll, tap, move) for the biggest INP and blocking-time win, at a slightly higher chance of needing exclusions. Start with Defer if you're cautious, or Delay (jQuery excluded by default) for maximum speed, and add any problem script to the exclusion list.
Usually not. Delayed scripts run on the first interaction, so analytics and pixels still fire for engaged visitors. If you need a tag to load immediately — for example to measure bounces or run consent logic — add it to the Delay JS exclusion list and it will load normally.
Add the affected stylesheet or CSS selector to the exclusion fields on the CSS tab and rebuild. Remove Unused CSS also learns JavaScript-generated classes (sliders, menus, tabs) automatically so their styles aren't stripped. To confirm it really is the cause, use the Debug Issues panel. To revert quickly, use Safe Mode on the Settings tab to return to a conservative baseline.
Use the exclusion fields on each tab — the Cache tab has URL and cookie exclusions for pages you never want cached, and the JavaScript tab lets you exclude scripts by name or URL from Delay/Defer. For a one-off test, the Debug Issues panel builds the right link for you; you can also append ?nocache, ?nodelayjs, ?norucss or ?nooptimize to any front-end URL by hand to disable that feature for that single request.
It minifies your local CSS and JS (caching each file on disk and processing it once). It does not force-combine files into one — under HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 that usually no longer helps and can hurt caching — so Easy Optimizer focuses on minification, delay/defer and removing unused CSS instead.
