This page shows live performance data from MakeWPFast.com itself. I run WP Multi Tool on this site and publish the results here — because if I cannot make my own site fast, why would you trust my advice?
Current Site Health
Data queried live from the database. Updated on every page load.
Database Stats
| Metric | Value | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Total wp_options rows | 218 | Clean |
| Autoloaded data size | 110 KB (151 options) | Healthy |
| Transient count | 8 | Clean |
| Orphaned metadata | 0 | Clean |
| Post revisions | 69 | Clean |
| Database size | 634.1 MB | Large |
Page Load Performance
TTFB measured via server-side curl to 127.0.0.1 (bypasses CDN). Last measured: Jul 1, 2026 at 07:40.
| Page | TTFB | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| /blog/ | 6 ms | Fast |
| /about/ | 7 ms | Fast |
| /tools/ | 9 ms | Fast |
| Homepage | 11 ms | Fast |
The Stack
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| WordPress | 7.0 |
| PHP | 8.5.7 |
| Server | nginx/1.24.0 |
| Active plugins | 7 |
| Memory limit | 256M |
| CDN / DNS | CloudFlare |
| Theme | GeneratePress |
What I Optimized
- Theme choice — GeneratePress (no page builder). Minimal CSS and JS footprint.
- Plugin audit — Only 7 active plugins. Each one justified.
- Autoload optimization — WP Multi Tool keeps autoloaded data at 110 KB. See the database optimization guide for details.
- Server config — nginx with FastCGI microcache, Brotli compression, browser caching headers. PHP 8.5 FPM. The diagnostic framework explains why these choices matter.
- No page builder — Content uses native WordPress blocks. Zero builder overhead.