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BaseCloud Boost is a professional-grade WordPress performance plugin that dramatically speeds up your website through intelligent full-page caching, asset optimization, and smart cache management.
Core Features
Page Cache
Full-page HTML caching that bypasses WordPress and PHP entirely for maximum throughput
GZIP and Brotli compression variants stored alongside each cached page
Smart cache invalidation on post updates, comment submissions, and taxonomy changes
Configurable cache lifetime (default: 24 hours)
Separate mobile device cache for responsive-aware caching
Cache exclusion by URL pattern or cookie name
Asset Optimization
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript minification
CSS and JS file combining to reduce HTTP requests
JavaScript deferral for faster first paint
Critical CSS extraction and inline injection
Remove query strings from static asset URLs for better CDN hit rates
Async-load non-critical Google Fonts with font-display=swap
Media Optimization
Reliable native lazy loading for images, iframes, and videos — defers off-screen media without ever hiding it, so images always appear
On-the-fly image compression — generates high-quality WebP copies of your images on upload, plus a one-click Bulk Compress tool for your existing media library
Quality-preserving compression — originals are never altered; WebP copies are created alongside them at a tunable visually-lossless quality
WebP and AVIF serving — automatically serves the next-gen format when available
Video facade for YouTube and Vimeo — replaces iframes with click-to-play thumbnails
preload=”none” applied to video tags for faster page loads
Cache Preloader
Automatic sitemap-based URL discovery
Background batch processing to keep the cache warm
Real-time progress tracking in the admin dashboard
CDN Integration
Generic CDN hostname rewriting for any CDN provider
Cloudflare API cache purging — automatically clears Cloudflare edge cache on purge
BunnyCDN API cache purging — mirrors local purge events to your Pull Zone
Database Optimization
Post revision cleanup
Auto-draft and trashed post/comment removal
Expired transient removal
Orphaned postmeta cleanup
Table optimization (OPTIMIZE TABLE)
Security Headers
X-Content-Type-Options, X-Frame-Options, Referrer-Policy
Permissions-Policy (FLoC/Topics API opt-out)
Strict-Transport-Security (HSTS) for HTTPS sites
Developer-Friendly
Full hook API: filter cache behaviour, modify HTML before write, extend CDN purge logic
WP-CLI commands for cache management
PSR-4 autoloaded class architecture
External Services
BaseCloud Boost connects to the following external services only when you explicitly configure them in the plugin settings. No data is sent to any third-party service by default.
Cloudflare Cache Purge API (Optional)
If you enable Cloudflare CDN integration and provide a Zone ID and API Token, the plugin calls the Cloudflare API to purge cached content whenever your local cache is cleared.
Service: Cloudflare, Inc.
What it is used for: Purging edge-cached pages so visitors see fresh content after a cache clear.
When data is sent: Only when you trigger a cache purge (manually, on post save, or via plugin action).
Data sent: List of URLs to purge and your Cloudflare Zone ID (via your API token).
API endpoint: https://api.cloudflare.com/client/v4/zones/{zone_id}/purge_cache
Terms of Service: https://www.cloudflare.com/terms/
Privacy Policy: https://www.cloudflare.com/privacypolicy/
BunnyCDN Cache Purge API (Optional)
If you enable BunnyCDN integration and provide an API Key and Pull Zone ID, the plugin calls the BunnyCDN API to purge cached content whenever your local cache is cleared.
Service: BunnyWay d.o.o. (BunnyCDN)
What it is used for: Purging Pull Zone edge cache so visitors receive fresh content.
When data is sent: Only when you trigger a cache purge.
Data sent: URLs to purge and your API key.
API endpoints: https://api.bunny.net/purge and https://api.bunny.net/pullzone/{id}/purgeCache
Terms of Service: https://bunny.net/tos/
Privacy Policy: https://bunny.net/privacy/
Performance Metrics Webhook (Optional)
If you configure a webhook URL in the plugin settings, BaseCloud Boost will POST a JSON payload containing anonymous performance metrics to that URL on a daily cron schedule.
Service: Custom endpoint configured by you.
What it is used for: Sending performance data to an external monitoring or reporting system.
When data is sent: Once per day via a scheduled cron event, and when you manually send a test from the admin panel.
Data sent: Cache hit rate, cache size, bytes saved (HTML/CSS/JS), last purge time, plugin version, site URL, and site name. No user data or passwords are included.
Endpoint: Your custom URL — you are responsible for its security and privacy compliance.
Google PageSpeed Insights API (Optional)
If you enter a PageSpeed Insights API key in the Lighthouse settings, the plugin calls Google’s PageSpeed Insights API to run automated Lighthouse audits for your site.
Service: Google LLC (PageSpeed Insights)
What it is used for: Running automated Lighthouse performance audits (Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices, SEO scores).
When data is sent: When you manually trigger an audit from the Lighthouse settings page, or on the scheduled Lighthouse cron (if enabled).
Data sent: Your site URL and your API key.
API endpoint: https://www.googleapis.com/pagespeedonline/v5/runPagespeed
Terms of Service: https://developers.google.com/terms
Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
Vimeo oEmbed API (Conditional)
If a page contains a Vimeo video facade, the plugin’s frontend JavaScript fetches the video thumbnail from the Vimeo public oEmbed API. This happens in the visitor’s browser, not on the server.
Service: Vimeo, Inc.
What it is used for: Retrieving the video thumbnail image to display in the click-to-play facade.
When data is sent: When a page containing a Vimeo video facade is viewed by a visitor.
Data sent: The Vimeo video ID (no user data or authentication is required).
API endpoint: https://vimeo.com/api/v2/video/{id}.json
Terms of Service: https://vimeo.com/terms
Privacy Policy: https://vimeo.com/privacy
Google Tag Manager / Google Fonts Preconnect Hints (Conditional)
When the Resource Hints module is enabled, the plugin outputs and hints for common third-party origins (Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics, Google Fonts, jsDelivr/cdnjs). These are passive hints that tell the browser to pre-establish connections — no data is sent by the plugin itself.
Service: Various (Google LLC, Cloudflare, Inc.)
What it is used for: Reducing connection latency for third-party resources already loaded by your theme or other plugins.
When data is sent: The browser (not the plugin) initiates the connection. No plugin data is transmitted.
Terms of Service / Privacy: Governed by the respective third-party services.
All remote requests originating from the plugin server-side use WordPress’s built-in wp_remote_post() / wp_remote_get() functions and respect your server’s SSL configuration.
