Introduction
CacheBoost warms your site's cache by crawling URLs after each deploy, so visitors never hit a cold cache.
CacheBoost is a cache warming service. You give it a list of URLs, a sitemap, or a Google Shopping feed, and it fetches them in order so your CDN or server-side cache is populated before real users arrive.
Key concepts
- Site
- A domain you've registered with CacheBoost. Each site has a validation token you add to your server to prove ownership.
- Sitemap / Feed
- An XML sitemap or Google Shopping feed URL registered under a site. CacheBoost parses it to discover URLs to warm.
- Boost
- A warming campaign attached to a site. A boost defines which URLs to crawl, the crawl concurrency, and optionally a schedule.
- Run
- A single execution of a boost. Each run records the URLs fetched, response codes, and timing.
Pricing
CacheBoost charges per URL crawled per month. See cache-boost.com/pricing for current rates and plan limits.