

AMP Cache
AMP Cache is a WordPress caching plugin built as an extension for the AMPforWP plugin. It caches the AMP versions of your pages so they render quickly for mobile visitors, and it works alongside AMP Progressive Web App features for offline access and faster repeat visits.
- Version
- 2.2.16
- Released
- Nov 12, 2023
- Developer
- AMPforWP
- Type
- WordPress plugin
- Licence
- GPL
- Included in
- Every plan, or $0.79 on its own
What’s new in AMP Cache 2.2.16
- FixedResolved the issue of Blank cache getting generated.
- FixedResolved the issue of Cron reschedule event error.
What it does
If your site uses AMPforWP to publish Accelerated Mobile Pages, a general caching plugin may not be tuned for that output. This extension focuses only on AMP pages. It builds a cache of your AMP content and serves it to visitors, which cuts down on the work your server does for each request and shortens the time before a page first renders. It is designed to work on any web server without extra configuration.
The plugin fits sites that already rely on AMPforWP, from personal blogs to busier commercial sites that see heavy traffic. Along with caching, it includes load balancing to keep delivery steady when traffic rises, AMP-specific performance tweaks, and support for AMP PWA and service workers. The cache is built with security in mind and handles instant AMP page previews. Scheduled cache tasks run in the background through WordPress cron.
Best for
- WordPress sites already using AMPforWP
- Blogs and publishers serving AMP pages to mobile readers
- High-traffic sites that need steady AMP delivery
Features
Stores your AMP pages in a cache and serves them to visitors, reducing first render times on mobile and desktop.
Runs on any web server without additional configuration, so it can be used across different hosting setups.
Manages server load to keep AMP page delivery stable when your site is handling heavy traffic.
Includes built-in performance tweaks tailored to AMP output, aimed at Google PageSpeed scores of up to 91 on mobile and 97 on desktop.
Designed as an extension of the AMPforWP plugin, so it works with the AMP pages that plugin generates.
Supports AMP Progressive Web App features and service workers, allowing offline browsing and faster repeat visits.
Provides a secure cache system that supports instant AMP page previews while keeping your site safe.
AMP Cache older versions
- 2.2.15Oct 10, 20233 fixes
- 2.2.14Aug 22, 20236 fixes
- 2.2.13Apr 18, 20231 fix
Members and buyers of this product can download older versions.
Questions about AMP Cache
Do I need AMPforWP to use this plugin?
Yes. AMP Cache is built as an extension for the AMPforWP plugin and caches the AMP pages that AMPforWP produces. It is intended for sites that already publish AMP versions of their content through that plugin.
Will it work with my hosting setup?
It is designed to run on any web server without extra configuration. That makes it a reasonable option whether your site is on shared hosting or a dedicated server.
Can it work with an AMP Progressive Web App?
Yes. The plugin supports AMP PWA and service workers, which allows visitors to browse offline and makes repeat visits load faster on mobile devices.
What PageSpeed scores can I expect?
Its AMP-specific optimizations are aimed at Google PageSpeed scores of up to 91 on mobile and 97 on desktop. Actual results depend on your content, theme and server.
Is AMP Cache free?
The code of AMP Cache is licensed under the GPL, so anyone may use, change and share it. GPL Feast is a paid service: a plan or a single purchase gives you the download and automatic updates. The developer's own support, licence key and online services are not included.
Which version of AMP Cache is this?
Version 2.2.16, released Nov 12, 2023. New versions appear here when the developer publishes them, and members get them as automatic updates.
How do I update AMP Cache?
Install the free GPL Feast Updater on your site and connect it with your API key. It installs new versions of AMP Cache automatically and keeps a backup, so you can roll back.
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