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WCKD Fast Pages
Makes every page load instantly for visitors. A lean full-page cache that serves finished HTML before WordPress loads.
WCKD Fast Pages ranks #50,594 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, is #1,015 of 1,634 in the Performance category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Oct 5, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1
v1.4.5
Current Version v1.4.5
Updated 2 weeks ago
Last Update on 05 Oct, 2026
Refreshed 6 hours ago
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#1,015 of 1,634 in Performance
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- Version
- 1.4.5
- Last Updated
- Oct 05, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.0+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1
- PHP Version
- 7.4 or higher
- Author
- wckdmarketing
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about WCKD Fast Pages
No. Saving a post or page clears its saved copy immediately, along with the copies of every page that lists it. Publishing or unpublishing, changing a title or address, and editing menus, categories, widgets or site settings clear everything, because those show up on every page. Clearing everything is instant, however large the site. Pages are saved again on their next visit, or all at once with "Cache All". Each saved copy is also used for at most 12 hours. The first visit after that quietly rebuilds it, so pages that change on their own (like event schedules) stay current even if nobody edits anything. There is no scheduled rebuilding and no wasted server work: a page nobody visits is never rebuilt. Developers can tune the window with the WCKD_FAST_PAGES_TTL constant.
Yes. It has been tested on a site with over 3,000 pages. The dashboard lists pages 50 at a time, clearing the cache is instant, and editing a page clears only that page and the listings that show it, then rebuilds them in the background (you can change this in Settings). Cache All rebuilds one page at a time with a pause between each, so even a full rebuild stays gentle on shared hosting; at the Normal speed, 3,000 pages take roughly 40 minutes to an hour, in the background. You can pause it, and on large sites you can also skip it and let pages cache as visitors arrive.
site. The dashboard and Cache All are comfortable up to roughly 10,000 pages; beyond that the page list and a full rebuild become slow, and letting pages cache as visitors arrive is the better choice.
It is not designed for sites where visitors log in or see personalized content. Logged-in users and visitors with something in a WooCommerce or Easy Digital Downloads cart always bypass the cache, and a page a plugin marks as private is never saved, so the site keeps working, but those visitors and pages gain no speedup.
Not for safety. A site that gives a visitor a cookie may go on to show that visitor pages made for them, so anyone carrying such a cookie always gets live pages, and a page is never saved while the site is setting one. The dashboard names the cookie. If it never changes what a page shows (it only remembers a consent choice or counts visits, say), list it under Harmless cookies on the Settings tab and pages are saved as usual.
Pages are saved only when they are requested at the site's own address, the one under Settings → General. A second domain pointed at the same site, or your host's temporary address, still works, but its visitors always get live pages. (WordPress itself redirects between the www and non-www forms of your address, so those are not affected.)
The site simply becomes a normal WordPress site again. Every removal path, including deleting the plugin folder by FTP, is fail-safe.
No. There are no external services, no accounts, and no tracking. Every request the plugin makes is your site talking to itself.
Pretty permalinks (any structure other than plain ?p=123) are required; the settings page tells you if they are off. Subdirectory installs work. Multisite networks are not supported.
