Super Page Cache – Cloudflare Cache, Page Speed & Core Web Vitals
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About
Boost PageSpeed, SEO, and Core Web Vitals with full page caching, JS/CSS optimization, media optimization, and Cloudflare CDN.
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What It Does
Super Page Cache integrates Cloudflare's edge network as a full-page caching layer for WordPress, automatically purging cached URLs, pages, and tags when content updates. Beyond caching, it bundles asset minification, CSS and JavaScript optimization, and media tweaks aimed at improving Core Web Vitals scores. It is essentially a Cloudflare-first caching plugin rather than a server-side cache like WP Super Cache or W3 Total Cache.
Who It's For
This plugin is a strong fit for site owners already using Cloudflare (especially the free plan) who want one-click edge caching without writing Workers or editing .htaccess rules. It suits small to medium traffic sites on shared or basic hosting where server-side caching is limited and Cloudflare's global CDN can do the heavy lifting. Publishers, affiliate sites, and small business sites that publish moderate content and care about PageSpeed scores will benefit most.
Who Should Skip It
If you are on LiteSpeed, Kinsta, Rocket.net, or any host that already ships premium server-side page caching, you will get diminishing returns and risk double-caching issues. Developers comfortable writing Cloudflare Workers, or teams using a full performance suite like Jetpack Boost or WP-Optimize, also do not need this plugin's bundled asset optimization.
The Bottom Line
Super Page Cache is a well-maintained, well-rated, narrowly focused tool that does one job well: turning Cloudflare into a full-page cache for WordPress with minimal configuration. It is not a general performance suite and it does not replace a host-level cache like LiteSpeed, but for its specific niche it is hard to beat. Score of 89.55/100 reflects solid fundamentals with a smaller install base keeping the popularity component modest.
Related Plugins
Pick LiteSpeed Cache if your host runs LiteSpeed or OpenLiteSpeed servers, since its server-level cache is materially faster than any CDN-edge page cache.
Choose Jetpack when you also want security, backups, and image CDN in one subscription, and you are willing to pay for the premium tier.
Use Redis Object Cache if your real bottleneck is dynamic database queries on logged-in or WooCommerce pages, not static HTML delivery to anonymous visitors.
This alternative addresses a completely different problem (bot protection) and only appears here because both touch the Cloudflare ecosystem.
Pick WP-Optimize if you want database cleanup and image compression bundled with caching, and you are not committed to routing everything through Cloudflare.