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WordPress Performance
WordPress Speed Optimization That Holds Its Score
Audits, caching, asset optimization, and bug-fixing — handled by certified WordPress experts.
- 24/7 Emergency Support and Bug-fixing
- Certified WordPress Speed Optimization Experts
Your Site Didn’t Get Slow Overnight. It Won’t Get Fast With One Plugin.
The Score That Won’t Move
You’ve probably tried caching, image compression, or a new theme. The score barely moves, or improves briefly before slipping again. That’s because WordPress performance depends on your theme, plugins, database, hosting, and images all working together.
We find what’s slowing your site down, fix it at the code and configuration level, then keep testing and tuning so your site stays fast as it grows over time.
Performance Work That’s Measured, Guaranteed, and Maintained
- Analysis of the right caching setup for your specific stack — not a default plugin config
- Implementation tuned to how your content actually updates
Scores We Can Show You
The Tools We Optimize With — and the Sites We Keep Fast
For 14+ years we’ve worked deep in the WordPress ecosystem — as core contributors, plugin authors, and performance partners to the tools your site already runs.
Guaranteed Numbers, Not Best Efforts
Most speed services promise “improvement.” We commit to specific scores and put support behind them.
90+ PageSpeed Score
Guaranteed 90+ on desktop and 80+ on mobile within the first month — with 100% retention of results for up to a year.
Under 2 Seconds
Load-time targets that apply across the site, not just the homepage that gets screenshotted.
Bug-Fixing Included, Not Billed
Performance changes can break things. A dedicated bug-fixing team and 24/7 emergency support are part of the service, not an upsell.
WordPress Core Contributors
We work at the platform-code level — when the bottleneck is in the stack, we can read and fix the code causing it.
We Know Your Plugins, From the Inside
Plugin authors ourselves, and partners to LearnDash, MemberPress, and the WooCommerce ecosystem — we know which plugins are slow, why, and what to do about it.
Real-Time Monitoring Between Reports
Performance is watched continuously, not checked once a month — regressions get caught when they happen.
A Monthly Rhythm That Keeps Your Site Fast
Speed optimization touches live infrastructure, so the process is built around testing before deploying — every month, not just at kickoff.
Audit & Caching Setup
We analyze your stack, pick the caching approach that fits it, and implement it for long-term stability — not the quickest score bump.
Asset Optimization
JS, CSS, and HTML minification plus image and font optimization, applied across every page and asset.
Test & Fix, Twice Monthly
Two cycles of testing and bug-fixing per month on both staging and live, so caching bugs and breakages get caught systematically.
Track, Report, Consult
Monthly audits and performance tracking, delivered with a report and a consultation on results and what to improve next.
Every change is tested on staging before it touches your live site.
Start With a Free AuditGoogle Page Speed Insights Score
Successful Core Web Vitals with Page Speed Optimization
Desktop
Mobile
Trusted by Businesses That Build on WordPress
Tell Us About Your Site — We'll Tell You What's Slowing It Down
Share your site and where it feels slow. We’ll come back with a clear read on the likely causes and what fixing them involves — including how the first month works.
Start with a Free Consultation
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast will I see results?
Most sites reach their target scores within the first month, with initial improvements visible in about a week.
How will I be able to communicate with you?
All project communication runs through Basecamp, and we onboard you onto it. For urgent issues, we get on a Google Meet or Zoom call.
What happens if a plugin update crashes my website?
We roll back to the last stable version and let you know. Minor fixes and debugging are part of the maintenance service — catching this kind of breakage is exactly what the monthly testing cycles are for.
Will you fix plugin errors on my site?
Yes — a set amount of Technical Operations time is allocated each month, and accumulated hours can be used for plugin fixes on request. If more time is needed, it’s available at our standard hourly rate.
Do you handle WordPress customization?
Yes. Customization isn’t part of the regular maintenance and performance service, but we take on on-demand projects at our standard hourly rate.
Why is a maintenance plan required with speed optimization?
Because the results depend on it. Performance gains erode without regular plugin, WordPress core, and PHP updates — maintenance is the base that keeps the optimization from decaying.
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