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W3 Total Cache

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W3 Total Cache VS Perfmatters

W3 Total Cache

Perfmatters

W3 Total Cache

Perfmatters

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W3 Total Cache

1 to 3 sec is what you get to impress your visitors. If your website takes more than this time to load then you will lose approxi...

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Perfmatters

In this new technological world, a millisecond can sometimes be the difference between a conversion and a bounce. Business owners ...

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Features

W3 Total Cache

Best WordPress Caching plugin for free
Improves Loading Speed & SEO Performance of WordPress site
10x improvement in overall site performance
Content delivery network (CDN) integration
Up to 80% bandwidth savings by minify HTML, minify CSS and minify JS files

Perfmatters

Lazy Loading with Customisation
WooCommerce Optimization
Database Cleanup
CDN Rewrite & Local Analytics
Script Manager for Asset Loading
General Settings Tweaks
Preloading and Resource Hints

Plans Pricing

W3 Total Cache

Total Cache Pro Plans : $99.00 per year - Custom per month

Perfmatters

Perfmatters Plugin Pricing Details: : $29.95 per year - $124.95 per year

FAQs

W3 Total Cache
No FAQs associated with this application.
Perfmatters
How do I Install Perfmatters plugin to my WordPress Website?
Once you are done with Perfmatters plugin payment, you will receive an email confirmation along with login details of to download 'Perfmatters' plugin.
How do I activate perfmatters plugin and what are its settings?
Once you are done installing Perfmatters plugin, you can do the basic settings by following the instructions given at: https://perfmatters.io/docs/settings-recommendations
Will It Break My Site If I Disable Certain Scripts?
Suppose you're careful and use Test Mode, which is unlikely. Always test major script changes on staging or use rollback.
Does Perfmatters Improve Mobile Speed Too?
Absolutely. In fact, lazy loading and script disabling help mobile performance even more than desktop in most cases.
Can Non-Tech Users Handle It?
Mostly, yes. But if you're unsure, start with basic toggles and avoid Script Manager until you're confident.