Eight Hats Performance Engine
A managed system for a faster WordPress website.
Coordinate caching, media optimization, asset delivery, fonts, and recurring review with the team that supports your website. Managed plans start at $99 per month for one site.
Performance work that considers the whole website.
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Media and delivery
Coordinate image compression, resizing, WebP handling, lazy loading, and critical-image delivery.
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Assets and caching
Review CSS, JavaScript, fonts, caching, and exclusions together, with compatibility rules for the website’s builders and plugins.
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Recurring care
Re-optimization every three days and ongoing reviews support the site as content, plugins, and campaign scripts change.
Performance Engine plans.
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Performance Engine Managed — $99/month
For one WordPress website.
- Plugin setup and tuning
- Smart caching and static delivery
- Media compression, resizing, and WebP handling
- Font optimization and request reduction
- Divi, Elementor, and WooCommerce safe-mode tuning
- Re-optimization every 3 days
- Monthly performance review snapshot
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Performance Engine Agency Fleet — $79/site/month
For 5+ sites. Includes everything in Performance Engine Managed, standardized client setup, maintenance workflows, and scalable performance oversight. The existing 20% agency partner savings are built in.
Review real results on real pages.
The service targets stronger PageSpeed Insights scores and Core Web Vitals while protecting key layouts and functions. We review the site’s hosting, dynamic pages, sessions, carts, checkout, and integrations as part of the tuning process.
A few useful answers.
How is this different from installing another caching plugin?
Performance Engine combines caching with media handling, asset cleanup, compatibility logic, and recurring management. It is designed as a coordinated system rather than one isolated tactic.
Why is this exclusive to Eight Hats?
Because the value is not only the plugin files. The system depends on Eight Hats deployment standards, compatibility profiles, recurring review cadence, and the same team that understands hosting and front-end support together.
Will it break the styling or functionality of my website?
It is built specifically to avoid that. Performance Engine uses compatibility-aware guardrails and builder-safe profiles to improve speed without casually rewriting the front end.
Does it work with Divi, Elementor, and WooCommerce?
Yes. Those stacks are part of the core design target because they are common sources of complexity in agency and ecommerce websites.
Why is this a monthly service instead of a one-time optimization?
Because performance drifts over time. New plugins, new tracking scripts, updated builders, fresh content, and design changes can erode past gains. The monthly model keeps the site tuned as it changes.
Can this help improve PageSpeed Insights and Core Web Vitals?
That is the goal. Performance Engine is designed to improve the delivery factors that influence those reports while protecting the live site experience.
Let’s look at what is slowing your site down.
Share your WordPress website and the pages or interactions that need attention.