White Label Specialists in Litespeed

Not when ESI is configured. Edge Side Includes let a cached page keep dynamic fragments, so a logged-in user's basket or a personalised greeting is punched into an otherwise cached page. That is what allows a WooCommerce store to get full-page caching without breaking the cart, and it is the piece most badly configured setups are missing.

They solve different halves of the problem. Cloudflare caches at the edge, close to the visitor; LiteSpeed stops PHP rebuilding the page on the origin in the first place. On a dynamic site such as a store or a membership platform, where a lot of traffic cannot be edge-cached, server-level caching is doing most of the real work.

Usually yes, depending on the current stack and provider. We will check what is running before committing, because on some managed hosts it is not possible and it would be unhelpful to promise otherwise. Where we cannot, we will tell you what the realistic alternative is.

The biggest change is in time-to-first-byte on cached pages, which typically drops substantially, and in how much traffic a given server absorbs before it strains. We measure before and after on your site rather than quoting benchmark figures, because the real number depends on the site.