Add Zinn® Cache Pro to a site that runs the free Zinn® Cache: start a trial or buy a licence, install it and activate the licence.
Install Zinn® Cache Pro
Add Zinn® Cache Pro to a site that runs the free Zinn® Cache: start a trial or buy a licence, install it and activate the licence.
Keep Zinn® Cache installed — Pro is an add-on and needs the free Zinn® Cache plugin installed and active. If it is not, install it first.
Start a trial or buy a licence — In WordPress open Zinn Digital®, then Cache, and choose the Pro tab. Start the free trial there, or buy an annual licence for one, five or unlimited sites. Freemius handles the checkout.
Install the plugin — Download Zinn® Cache Pro from the link Freemius sends. In WordPress open Plugins, Add Plugin, Upload Plugin, choose the zip and install it.
Activate it and your licence — Activate the plugin and enter your licence key when it asks. A Cache Pro entry appears under the Zinn Digital® menu, with a card that says the licence is active.
Look at the analytics first — Open the Analytics tab after a day of traffic. The hit ratio tells you whether the cache is working well before you change anything.
Then turn on what you need — Warm-up, images, CSS and JavaScript and database clean-up each have their own tab. Turn one on, check the site, then move to the next.
With screenshots: https://zinncache.com/kb/install-zinn-cache-pro
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