Speed Daemon by Crowd Favorite
Speed Daemon is the key to making web pages load faster by reducing the amount of code needed, without impacting the content and design.
Why Performance Matters
The digital experience your website provides is vital to your brand. It is responsible for driving traffic, engaging customers, and increasing conversion rates. A site that quickly engages and satisfies customers is more likely to perform better than a site that is slow. Create a superior user experience with a faster, more performant site- starting with Speed Daemon.
Speed Daemon Pricing Levels
Individual
- 100 Credits
- Per-page or automated batch optimization of CSS
- Bulk page optimization
- Extendable through hooks and filters
- Works with websites behind HTAUTH protection
Plus
- 400 Credits
- Per-page or automated batch optimization of CSS
- Bulk page optimization
- Extendable through hooks and filters
- Works with websites behind HTAUTH protection
Agency
- 3,000 Credits
- Per-page or automated batch optimization of CSS
- Bulk page optimization
- Extendable through hooks and filters
- Works with websites behind HTAUTH protection
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, but you are likely going to need to enable some custom rules to ensure the folder for the optimized css is included in the CDN rules. If your CDN minifies CSS, you may need to adjust or disable this setting in your CDN as minification is already handled by Speed Daemon by Crowd Favorite.
Yes. Speed Daemon by Crowd Favorite was built to support both Beaver Builder and Elementor page builders. Since both of these page builders are front-end visual tools, Speed Daemon by Crowd Favorite for now works only with Elementor and Beaver Builder (Added as built in addons). Because they work on the front-end, where we dequeue all of the styles, they need custom code to stop the plugin from replacing the styles.
Yes it does. Whether you use the new WordPress Block Editor or the Classic Editor interface, Speed Daemon by Crowd Favorite works.
The short answer is It depends. In general, if you use Autoptimize without its CSS optimization enabled, it should work fine. Due to how both tools interact with a site’s CSS files, problems will appear if you try to have both tools processing CSS. For those who want to keep using Autoptimize or other optimization plugins, we recommend disabling their CSS functionality in favor of Speed Daemon by Crowd Favorite.