Vodafone’s A/B test combined a 31% improvement in Largest Contentful Paint with an 8% sales uplift.
Read the case study ↗A faster
first visit.
Warm your important pages before visitors arrive.
See the waiting time reduced—and what still needs fixing.
/MISSHIT/articles/a-better-first-visitMISSHIT/aboutHITHITCache-hit confirmation depends on the response headers your CDN exposes. A request alone is never labelled proof of a hit.
Speed can make a business difference.
Published research gives a reason to investigate. Your own measurements show where to start.
Google’s 2017 mobile research model compared page loads of 1 second and 3 seconds.
Read the research ↗These are other sites’ page-load findings, not CacheCharger results or forecasts. Header response time is only one part of loading a page; it cannot predict your revenue or bounce rate.
Is your cache ready
for the next visitor?
Connect a website you own and start with its important public pages. Your first report shows confirmed hits, observed waiting time, and the pages that need attention.
Get my free cache report No card. No CDN API key. Ownership verification required.- 01Connect & verify
Use DNS, a verification file, or the WordPress connector.
- 02Check your public pages
Choose URLs or import a sitemap. Sensitive pages stay excluded.
- 03See the evidence
Before and after observations, with clear next steps.
Before your visitors arrive.
A download isn’t proof of a hit.
Catch changes that need attention.
From cold pages
to clear answers.
A cache warmer should do more than visit URLs.
It should tell you whether those visits helped.
Connect your website
Verify ownership, then discover your public pages from a sitemap or add the URLs that matter.
Warm and verify
We make bounded requests, inspect the cache evidence, and record comparable before-and-after timings.
Stay a step ahead
Set a schedule, connect WordPress updates, and review the pages that need a closer look.
/articles/your-latest-postMore visits won’t
fix a bypass.
This response is bypassing the cache.
Review its cache directives and cookies.
cf-cache-status: BYPASS
cache-control: privateUnderstand the
pages that stay cold.
A green “crawl complete” message only tells half the story. CacheCharger separates confirmed hits from uncached, blocked, and unsuccessful requests.
- Cache status and response headers
- Location evidence for each observation
- Useful guidance when caching fails
- CSV reports you can inspect and share
Give your cache
a little foresight.
Start with the pages that matter. Warm on a schedule or after published content changes, with sensible limits that protect your origin.
Meet the WordPress connectorNo. CacheCharger verifies eligible public pages and explains uncached responses. Personalised pages, firewall rules, cache settings, expiry, and location can all affect the result.
Your next visitor
deserves a warm welcome.
Get started for free Free account. Three websites. 1,000 warming units per month.