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App for Cloudflare®

by digitalpoint

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75 Quality Score
Active Installs
14/30

At 1,000 active installs the user base is small, but the score is boosted because the install count is concentrated and growing for a niche utility.

Update Freshness
25/25

Updated within the last few days and tested against WordPress 7.0, so the maintenance signal is as fresh as it gets.

User Rating
14/15

Only 13 ratings have been submitted, but every single one is a 5-star, giving a perfect but statistically thin score.

Support Health
8/15

Only one support thread exists and it was resolved, which is positive but the sample size is too small to draw firm conclusions.

WP Compatibility
15/15

PHP 5.4 and WordPress 5.2 minimums are very forgiving, and the plugin is verified against the latest core release.

Scores higher than 39% of indexed plugins

About

All things Cloudflare (caching, flexible SSL, Turnstile, settings, rules, analytics, media in R2, image transforms [AVIF, WebP], secure admin area).

Active Installs 1k+
Rating ★★★★½ 4.7/5
Last Updated 2026-08-22 6:46pm GMT
Requires WordPress 6.4+
Tested Up To 7.1
Requires PHP 5.4.0+
✓ No known vulnerabilities

What It Does

App for Cloudflare is a WordPress dashboard for managing a Cloudflare account without leaving the wp-admin area. It handles caching purges, Flexible SSL fixes, Turnstile integration, page rules, R2 media storage, AVIF and WebP image transforms, and analytics. The plugin also lets you lock down wp-admin behind Cloudflare access rules.

Who It's For

This plugin fits site owners who already rely on Cloudflare's free or paid CDN and want a single panel inside WordPress instead of jumping between dashboards. It is a good match for high-traffic blogs, media-heavy publishers, and agencies managing multiple Cloudflare-fronted sites. Small businesses running WooCommerce on Cloudflare will also benefit from the one-click cache purge and image optimization.

Who Should Skip It

If your site does not use Cloudflare, this plugin is useless and will throw API errors. Owners of low-traffic blogs on shared hosting without a Cloudflare plan will get no measurable benefit.

The Bottom Line

App for Cloudflare earns a 75.93 overall because it is well maintained and perfectly rated by a small group of devoted users, yet it sits in a niche with low adoption. It is the right pick for Cloudflare power users who want every CDN knob inside WordPress. Anyone not on Cloudflare, or who only needs a basic cache purge, should look elsewhere.

Tags

caching cloudflare performance security seo