WPColt services are for WordPress site owners who have already tried the obvious fixes and still cannot explain what is happening. Maybe the site is fast one minute and stale the next. Maybe Cloudflare says HIT but WordPress still feels slow. Maybe Redis is installed but the admin area drags. The service goal is not to sell another plugin; it is to map the stack and find the first fix that matters.
Service menu
| Service | Best for | Typical deliverable |
|---|---|---|
| Cache troubleshooting | Sites with HIT/MISS/BYPASS confusion, stale pages, or duplicate cache layers. | Cache map, header evidence, conflict list, fix order, verification checklist. |
| WordPress speed audit | Blogs, publishers, service sites, and stores that need better real-world loading. | Priority audit covering cache, scripts, images, plugins, hosting, and page templates. |
| Cloudflare setup review | Sites using Cloudflare for DNS, CDN, rules, cache, WAF, or edge behavior. | Safe HTML-cache guidance, exclusion list, rule review, purge behavior notes. |
| Varnish/Nginx/LiteSpeed review | Sites on managed or custom servers where origin cache behavior is unclear. | Server-cache evidence, public/private test matrix, purge and cookie recommendations. |
| Migration cache plan | Sites moving hosts, CDN providers, domains, or plugin stacks. | Before/after stack notes, rollback risks, DNS/cache timeline, launch verification. |
How an engagement works
- Scope the problem. We identify the exact URLs, symptoms, recent changes, host, active cache plugin, CDN, WooCommerce status, and object-cache setup.
- Collect evidence. We test as a logged-out visitor, compare repeat requests, inspect headers, and separate browser, CDN, server, plugin, and database behavior.
- Map responsibility. Every cache layer gets a job. If two layers are doing the same job badly, the recommendation will say so.
- Fix in order. The report names the first change to make, the risk of making it, and what to test afterward.
- Verify. A fix is not finished until the same request pattern shows the expected behavior.
What WPColt will not do
WPColt will not promise a perfect PageSpeed score, recommend unsafe cache rules for checkout or account pages, or hide affiliate relationships behind technical advice. The point is durable performance, not a one-day score screenshot.
Useful pre-audit checklist
What to prepare before asking for help
- Hosting provider and plan type.
- Active caching, optimization, security, ecommerce, and CDN plugins.
- CDN provider and whether HTML cache is enabled.
- One public URL that should cache and one private path that should bypass.
- Recent plugin, theme, host, DNS, or CDN changes.
Start with the Contact page for general inquiries or the Support page if you already have a specific WPColt report or cache symptom.