Turbo Cache
Serve pages instantly without a single database query
Speed up your pages with a fast and efficient multi-layer caching system.
Available in these plans
Free, Pro, Plus, Ultra, Agency & Enterprise
Why you'll love it
HIT or MISS, always fast
Cached pages are served in milliseconds with an X-RakuWP-Cache: HIT header. On a miss, the page is generated and stored for the next visitor.
Choose your storage engine
File storage works out of the box. Upgrade to Redis or Memcached for in-memory performance on high-traffic sites.
Always fresh, never stale
Post saves, theme changes, and menu updates automatically purge the relevant cached pages.
Dynamic pages stay dynamic
Cart, checkout, and account pages are never cached. Define URL patterns with wildcards.
Set the cache lifetime
From 1 hour to never expires. Pick the right balance between freshness and performance.
Know your cache performance
Monitor your HIT rate and the number of cached pages in real time from your dashboard.
Dramatic speed improvement
Go from 340ms to 12ms per page load. Full-page caching eliminates all database queries.
And much more
Admin bar purge, 404 caching, WooCommerce-aware bypass, query string stripping: everything your cache needs.
Explore all featuresHow it works
Install the RakuWP plugin and activate the Turbo Cache service from your dashboard. Caching is enabled by default and starts working immediately. The first visit to any page generates a cached JSON file; subsequent visits serve that file directly with an X-RakuWP-Cache: HIT header. Set the cache lifetime from 1 hour to never, exclude URL patterns for dynamic pages, and use the admin bar button to purge individual pages on the fly. Premium users can switch the storage backend to Redis or Memcached for in-memory performance.
Frequently asked questions
Will logged-in users see cached pages?
No. Logged-in users always bypass the cache and see fresh content. Only anonymous visitors are served cached pages, so admin bars, edit links, and personalized content work normally.
How does Turbo Cache differ from Turbo Speed?
Turbo Speed optimizes individual assets (lazy loading images, deferring JavaScript, minifying CSS). Turbo Cache stores entire rendered pages so WordPress does not run at all on cache hits. They complement each other — use both for maximum performance.
What happens when I save or update a post?
The cached version of that post, the home page, and the posts page are automatically purged. The next visitor triggers a fresh cache generation. You can also purge all cache or a single page manually from the admin settings or the frontend admin bar.