FlyingPressReviews of flyingpress.com

We've installed the flyingpress plugin and immediately saw a difference in our website metrics. Moreover, I can't express my gratitude enough for their support. A caching issue was causing problems with our order flow. They found what was causing the problem (not them, our host), and proposed an elegant solution. Thank you.

I've been using FlyingPress for over three years, and I can honestly say it's one of the best WordPress performance plugins I've ever used. During that time, the team has continuously improved the plugin with every major release. One of the features I had been waiting for the most was native Redis integration, and they finally delivered it. After testing it on multiple websites, I can confidently say that it performs significantly better than the standard free Redis Object Cache solution. Website performance and responsiveness have noticeably improved. If you're curious, test it yourself—you'll see the difference. Another thing that really stands out is their excellent support. When I recently encountered an issue, their support team responded very quickly, took the time to investigate it thoroughly, and helped me resolve it. That level of customer service is becoming increasingly rare. FlyingPress has become my go-to caching and optimization plugin for WordPress, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable, high-performance solution backed by a team that genuinely cares about its users.

Great plugin. Great cdn. Easy to use. Fully compatible. Great support.

The trouble on my end getting my plugin functioning properly. The support stepped in and went above and beyond. I had an issue with my mega menu. Support took over and proved satisfactory. I would by again.

Using FlyingPress has been a great experience — it significantly improved my website’s PageSpeed performance. Easy to use, very good documentation and customer support.

UPDATE: Downgrading my review after a significant issue with image search rankings. See below. After installing FlyingPress and enabling AVIF image conversion, my site (doncorgi.com) lost nearly all of its image search traffic - dropping from 50–100 daily clicks to 2–5. The cause was that FlyingPress rewrites image src and srcset attributes in the HTML to .avif URLs, which causes Google to treat them as entirely new images, orphaning the original URLs and their accumulated ranking signals. I raised this with support multiple times, but was told image rankings are unaffected by FlyingPress and that the drop was due to "external factors." The traffic recovered fully after I switched the setting to preserve the original image format, confirming the cause. If you rely on image search traffic, be careful with AVIF (and possibly WebP) conversion. Check your rendered HTML src attributes after enabling it. This behaviour should be clearly documented. --- Original review: My first experience with support was excellent. I was having issues with site speed during the free trial, and they resolved it within a day, clearly explaining what was wrong. That experience is what led me to subscribe. Unfortunately, the follow-up experience was very different.

Their support team is on the rocks. A recent old caching issue has been resolved.

I have been using flyinpress cache for about 3 years now and i can tell you this is the BEST SEO CACHE PLUGIN EVER IN EXISTENCE, i have been managing wordpress site's for 12 years and no other cache plugin that i have used comes even any where close to Flyinpress cache plugin, apart from the plugin itself, they also provide the best customer support, but via live chat that is answerd within 10 - 15 and via tickets that takes less than a day, they provide you all the support and technical assistance, even outside the their plugin, they help troubleshoot when the plugin is not working well based of the site structure or server/host and recommend real time solutions, in the last one year they have added extra game changing features, the latest, image optimizer, my goodness, i dont even want to start talking about the Cache your pages at Cloudflare's edge network, mind blowing stuff, i wish gijo and his team more years of success