A caching plugin won't fix a 2-second TTFB or a bloated database. I tune the server, the database, and the front-end so your Core Web Vitals go from red to green.
This is the work plugins can't do — and the work that actually moves the score.
If PHP-FPM is misconfigured or the DB is unindexed, the server is slow before the plugin even runs.
Poorly coded optimization plugins often inject more JS than they remove.
CLS and LCP are layout and rendering problems — solved in code and config, not settings panels.
Nginx/Apache rules, compression, headers, caching layers.
PHP-FPM pools, version upgrades, opcode & object caching.
Query tuning, indexing, cleanup of bloat & transients.
Edge delivery, image formats, minification & deferral.
I run PageSpeed, Web Vitals, and a server profile to find the real bottlenecks.
I tune the stack and front-end, carefully, with backups first.
You get a clear report showing the score jump and what changed.
Front-end + caching optimization
Server + DB + front-end overhaul
Stay fast as you grow
No. Optimization is invisible to visitors — same design, same features, just dramatically faster. I test thoroughly before and after.
Scores depend on theme, plugins, and hosting. I can't promise a magic number, but I can promise a major, measurable improvement and green Core Web Vitals wherever the stack allows.
For server-level tuning, yes — cPanel, Plesk, or SSH. I take a full backup first and work carefully. Front-end-only work can be done via WordPress admin.
Most projects are done in 2–4 days including testing. You'll see improvements as I go.
Send me your PageSpeed URL. I'll show you exactly what's holding it back.