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Zinn® Cache: Purging and warm-up

What Zinn® Cache does for purging and warm-up, and which of it is free.

What it does

  • Purges only what changed — Saves, comments, term edits, theme switches and updates each clear the pages they affect, by cache tag, rather than the whole site.
  • Purge from your own scripts — A signed REST endpoint purges everything, a list of URLs or a set of tags, so a deploy script can clear the cache.
  • Works with Zinn® SEO — Change an SEO title, description or redirect in Zinn® SEO and only the pages it affects leave the cache, so visitors and search engines see the change straight away.
  • Cloudflare purge by address — With a zone ID and a token limited to cache purging, every changed page is purged from Cloudflare's edge, in batches and in the background, so editors never wait. Emptying the whole zone stays off unless you allow it.
  • Updates refresh pages gradually — An update, a plugin activation or a menu change never empties the cache at once, because that sends every visitor to your server in the same minute. The site is refreshed a batch a minute, newest pages first, to the very end, and the refresh pauses while the server is busy.
  • Purge any address on every layer — Type a path or an address and it leaves the disk cache, the server cache and Cloudflare at once, with what each layer answered shown beside it. Also from WP-CLI, the REST API and AI agents.
  • Smarter purging for WooCommerce (Pro) — A stock or price change clears the product with its shop and category pages, and the page and object caches are purged together.
  • Cache warm-up (Pro) — After a purge the cache refills itself, one page at a time, picking up where it left off and slowing down when the server is busy.

Free or Pro

A feature marked (Pro) needs a Pro licence; (Agency plan) needs the Agency plan. Everything else is in the free edition.

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