Why Full Page Caching Matters
Site speed affects user experience, conversion, and server load. Slow pages can increase bounce rates and cost revenue. Full Page Caching improves response times by storing and serving static versions of dynamic pages. This reduces load on your server and gives visitors quicker page loads.
How Peakhour Optimises Your Site
Peakhour helps speed up and secure your website with a DNS change. Unlike basic caching solutions, Peakhour serves these static pages from its global ANYCast network. Your site's visitors download content from a server close to them, reducing latency and speeding up downloads.
Peakhour's Transparent Caching and Delivery
In addition to Full Page Caching, Peakhour can act as a transparent delivery and cache layer. It caches and optimises static assets like CSS, JavaScript, and images. You don't need to make any other changes to your site; a DNS change is all it takes.
Wordpress Plugin for Easy Integration
During our beta phase, many clients used early versions of our WordPress plugin. The plugin integrates with Peakhour's API to automate content flushing when you make edits in the WordPress admin panel. This simplifies publishing and allows you to set longer lifetimes for your dynamic content in our global cache.
Improved Performance Metrics
With Peakhour, sites can see faster download times, a higher cache hit rate, and reduced load on the origin server. Site owners get lower origin demand; visitors get faster pages.
