In 2022, website speed is an important aspect and plays an important role in determining the success of a website. We all know that a slow-loading website can lead to disappointed visitors, lousy conversion rates, and affect your search ranking, but the truth is, speed optimization can be a little complicated. You need to take care of caching, code optimization, lazy loading, prefetching, CDNs, compression, and whatnot.
On top of that, Google’s recent Page Experience update introduced the Core Web Vitals metrics like Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) and First Input Delay (FID) as ranking factors, so any page with a bad page experience or load speed can significantly affect its search rankings.
Taking care of all this can be a complicated process, but there’s a straightforward solution in the market.
NitroPack is a robust cloud-based speed optimization platform for WordPress websites. In this hands-on review, we’ll take a closer look at NitroPack, explore its features, and share our final thoughts on it.
Let’s dive in!
NitroPack Review: Overview
NitroPack is a robust one-stop website speed optimization tool. It successfully integrates with the most popular CMS platforms such as WordPress, Magento, and OpenCart.
Although it has loads of features and advanced technologies to boost website speed, it is super easy to use. Even if you are not a techie, it won’t take you more than 10 mins to set it up and see the difference in performance on your website.
And since it is a cloud-based service, all the heavy operations are done on the server end. This further reduces the resource overhead on the website servers.
Regarding features, you get an advanced caching mechanism, a complete image optimization stack with lossy and lossless compression, a built-in CDN, a unique resource loader that rearranges the way resources are fed to the main thread, and many other industry-standard speed optimization techniques.
If you have very low traffic on your website (<5000/mo pageviews), you can get it for free and see the difference in performance. If you already have an established website, you can go with a paid plan starting at $17.50/mo, paid annually. You get two more pricing options depending on the website traffic and CDN bandwidth.
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This article was written by Team WPLift and originally published on Learn WordPress with WPLift.