Caching
Jul 03, 2026
Caching stores static versions of your website, reducing server load and drastically improving response times across our multi-server infrastructure.
Before You Begin
- An active instance on the Websitely cloud platform.
Enabling Caching
- Go to my.websitely.com and login to your account.
- Select your instance and navigate to Site Settings > Performance.
- Toggle the Server-Side Caching switch to Enabled.
- The system will automatically configure the caching layer across all relevant cloud nodes.
Best Practices
- Clear your cache whenever you make significant design or content changes to ensure visitors see the latest updates.
- Use server-side caching instead of multiple third-party plugins to prevent performance conflicts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does caching affect dynamic content?
Caching mainly affects static assets. Dynamic elements like shopping carts or user-specific accounts are typically excluded automatically.