LSCache + ESI full-page cache
LiteSpeed serves your storefront from cache with smart auto-purge and a cache crawler, while ESI keeps cart, checkout and account fragments live and per-shopper.
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WordPress hosting tuned for WooCommerce: your storefront is served from cache for near-instant page loads, while the cart, checkout and my-account pages always run live and personal. Fast where it wins you sales, dynamic where it protects the order.
The hard part of hosting a store is caching it without breaking it. Cache too little and your product and category pages crawl; cache too much and a shopper sees someone else's cart, a stale stock count, or a checkout that will not submit.
We solve this with LiteSpeed LSCache and ESI (Edge Side Includes). Your storefront, product and category pages are served as full-page cache for the fastest possible time-to-first-byte, while ESI keeps the parts that must stay live, the cart fragment, mini-cart totals and account state, rendered per request. The page is fast; the personal bits are still real.
The Zinn Cache plugin ships with your site and seeds the right WooCommerce exclusions out of the box: cart, checkout, my-account and any nonce or session pages are never cached. When a product, price or order changes, purge hooks fire automatically so nobody is served a stale page, and you can purge from the dashboard or from inside WordPress.
Every store runs on the same performance and isolation stack, tuned for WooCommerce out of the box.
LiteSpeed serves your storefront from cache with smart auto-purge and a cache crawler, while ESI keeps cart, checkout and account fragments live and per-shopper.
A per-site Redis object cache offloads repeated database reads, so product lookups, sessions and WooCommerce queries do not hammer the database on every hit.
Per-site CPU, RAM, I/O and process limits mean a traffic spike or a noisy neighbour is contained to its own cage. One busy store cannot slow yours down.
MariaDB with per-site query governance keeps one store's heavy reporting or import from starving everyone else, so checkout stays responsive under load.
Clone your store to a staging site to test a theme update, a plugin or a payment change, then push it live once you have proven checkout still works.
Per-site backups are immutable, offsite and air-gapped, with tested restores, so a bad plugin update or a compromise never means a lost order history.
The parts of the platform a WooCommerce site leans on hardest.
LiteSpeed Enterprise with LSCache and a per-site Redis object cache — fast catalogue pages without serving a stale basket.
See caching & speed →Clone the store, test a plugin or a theme update against real data, then push to live. Never learn about a broken checkout from an order that did not arrive.
See staging →Daily backups held for 30 days with one-click restore — the difference between a bad afternoon and a lost weekend.
See backups & DR →Edge filtering included in front of every store, so an attack during a sale does not become an outage or a surprise bill.
See DDoS protection →Continuous scanning and containment — card-skimmer injections are found early rather than by your payment processor.
See malware scanning →Automatic optimisation and cleanup for the tables WooCommerce grows fastest, so the admin stays usable as orders pile up.
See database maintenance →Cards, wallets and local bank methods are handled by our card gateway and vary by country; cryptocurrency is settled through our crypto gateway. Prices are shown in your chosen currency — pick it in the header.
No. The cart, checkout, my-account and any nonce or session pages are excluded from cache by default, and ESI keeps the cart fragment and totals live on cached pages. Shoppers always see their own cart and a working checkout, while the storefront still loads from cache.
The Zinn Cache plugin fires purge hooks automatically when content, products, prices or orders change, so cached pages refresh straight away. You can also purge on demand from the dashboard or from inside WordPress, and purges are coordinated across both the CDN and the server-side cache.
Yes. You can clone your store to a staging site to test theme changes, plugin updates or payment tweaks against a copy of your real data, then push it to production once you have confirmed checkout still works.
Every site gets immutable, offsite, air-gapped backups with tested restores, plus real-time malware scanning and a proactive WAF included as standard. Per-site isolation keeps a compromise or a spike contained to its own environment.
Yes. Migrations are free and handled for you: we move your WooCommerce site, database, media and settings, verify that the cart and checkout work on our platform, and only then switch you over. There is no vendor lock-in, so your data stays yours.
Start a card-free 7-day trial, or let us migrate your WooCommerce store for free and prove checkout works before you switch. Backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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