MilliCache Pro

Fair question. And honestly, you probably shouldn't switch… unless your current plugin still writes cache files to disk, flushes the whole site every time you hit Publish, and was architected before Gutenberg existed. Oh, wait...

MilliCache is Redis-native: it serves pages straight from memory, skipping WordPress and the database entirely. Clean UI, multi-server ready, stale-while-revalidate so visitors never wait on a cold cache, and a real rules engine instead of a wall of checkboxes.

Pro goes further with deep Block Editor & FSE integration. Surgical cache clearing that knows exactly which synced patterns and template parts appear on which pages. No more nuking your entire cache because you tweaked one synced block.

A seat is one production install. Local and staging environments don't count against your limit, and on multisite each production network-state subsite counts as one site.

Yes. When a site is retired or moves to a new home, free its seat from your account dashboard and the slot becomes available for another install. No need to contact support. If you find yourself juggling seats regularly, that's the signal for the next plan size.

You get a 7-day grace window with a reminder email, so nothing breaks mid-launch. After that you can free a seat or upgrade your plan.

No. Preloading runs as throttled background jobs via Action Scheduler, the same battle-tested queue WooCommerce uses. URLs are warmed a few at a time behind the scenes, so your frontend never competes with the preloader for resources.

Not at all. The Edge Cache and the CDN asset module are optional and independent: use either one, or combine them so pages come from the edge cache while assets ship from a CDN. Everything else in Pro (preloading, the object cache, the visual rules editor, the entry browser, detailed metrics) works on any host. A single VPS is plenty.

Pro installs update like any other plugin: in one click from the WordPress dashboard, fully automatically in the background if you enable auto-updates, or via the private Composer repository for managed deploys. Your license includes a year of updates and support.

Priority email support covers installation, activation, licensing and seat questions, reproducible bugs, and how the documented features and configuration work. We'll happily point you to the right rule or setting.

Our Discord is open to everyone, and a Pro license unlocks the private #millicache-pro channel. It's a community space rather than a support queue: for guaranteed answers, use email.

What it doesn't cover is bespoke work on your behalf: writing or debugging custom rules for your site, custom development or integrations, server, hosting or Redis setup beyond the docs, or performance-auditing your site. That's real consulting, and it's available as a paid service on request.

There's something better: MilliCache itself. The open-source core is free and fully usable without any limitation, so you can test the performance, the workflow and the fit for your stack for as long as you like, on as many sites as you like.

If you like what it does, a Pro license unlocks the extended features and priority support, and it directly funds the further development of both versions.

You can cancel anytime from the Creem billing portal linked in your account. Refunds follow the policy shown at checkout.

Pro bundles the open-source core, so it's a single plugin: install it and it deactivates the free copy automatically. Your existing configuration, rules and cache carry over; there's no migration step.

No. MilliCache stays free and open source (GPL-2.0+). Pro adds features such as a visual rules editor, entries browser, preloading (cache warming), detailed metrics, Object Cache, Edge Caching, ... and priority support on top.