Pantheon Advanced Page Cache
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About
Automatically clear related pages from Pantheon's Edge when you update content. High TTL. Fresh content. Visitors never wait.
What It Does
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache automatically purges related pages from Pantheon's edge cache whenever you publish or update content in WordPress, ensuring visitors always see fresh material without manual cache clearing. It piggybacks on Pantheon's built-in caching layer rather than running its own caching engine, so the focus is on intelligent invalidation. The result is high cache TTLs combined with content that updates within seconds.
Who It's For
This plugin is built exclusively for site owners hosting WordPress on Pantheon's WebPress platform, since the cache invalidation hooks depend on Pantheon's edge infrastructure. It suits high-traffic content sites, news publishers, and e-commerce stores on Pantheon that need fast global delivery plus immediate freshness after edits. If you are running WordPress on Pantheon and want the platform's caching to actually reflect your updates without manual intervention, this is purpose-built for that workflow.
Who Should Skip It
Anyone not hosting on Pantheon should skip this plugin entirely, as the cache invalidation calls target Pantheon-specific endpoints and will do nothing on other hosts. If you run WordPress on WP Engine, Kinsta, SiteGround, or a generic LAMP server, look at a host-agnostic caching plugin instead.
The Bottom Line
Pantheon Advanced Page Cache is a focused, well-maintained tool that does one specific job extremely well: keeping Pantheon's edge cache in sync with your content updates. Its overall quality score of 67.04/100 is dragged down by the rating sample size, but in practical terms this is a must-install for any Pantheon-hosted WordPress site that struggles with stale cached pages. Outside that narrow hosting context, none of its functionality will be useful.
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