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Overview
Who is it for?
Website owners and agencies needing fast CDN responses.
Problem
Cold caches lead to slow page loads, especially for first-time visitors. This affects user experience and SEO performance.
Solution
warmup.rocks sends requests from multiple global locations to fill CDN caches, ensuring that every edge location has warm content ready for visitors, reducing load times significantly.
What makes it unique
Unlike typical cache warmers that only hit one location, warmup.rocks warms caches across numerous edge locations simultaneously, providing a truly global solution.
FAQ
- How does the founding member discount work?
- The first 100 customers get 40% off forever with code FOUNDING.
- How is this different from a WordPress cache-preload plugin?
- This warms the CDN layer itself from multiple geographic locations, not just the server.
- Does this work with Cloudflare Workers Cache?
- Yes, it fills the Workers Cache effectively from different regions.
- Where do the warming requests come from?
- Requests come from dedicated datacenter proxies in 42 countries.
- Will warming requests mess up my analytics?
- Warming requests can be filtered out by user agent and custom headers.
- How much load does this put on my origin?
- Requests are paced, and once warm, most are served from the edge.
- What do I need to install?
- Nothing. Just add your sitemap in the dashboard.
- How does the dashboard help me?
- It tracks cache status, hit ratios, and response times for every run.
- Can I warm my cache on a schedule?
- Yes, you can set warming schedules or trigger runs manually.
- What CDNs are supported?
- Any CDN that caches at the edge, including Cloudflare, Fastly, and Akamai.
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Discussion3
The multi-region approach is the interesting part here. Per-location cache hit ratios and origin-load visibility make this much more useful than a single-region warmer.
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