If you've run the WordPress Site Health tool and received the message "Page cache is not detected but the server response time is OK", this is typically a performance recommendation rather than an indication that something is broken.

What does this message mean?

WordPress checks whether your website is using page caching to improve performance. If it doesn't detect a supported page cache, it displays this recommendation.

Your website can still function normally even if this message appears.

Does Rebel Hosting include page caching?

Rebel's shared hosting platform does not enable server-side page caching by default, and Redis or Memcached object caching is not available on shared hosting.

If you'd like to improve your site's performance, you can install a WordPress caching plugin.

Which caching plugin should I use?

We recommend using W3 Total Cache.

When configuring the plugin:

• Enable page caching if desired.
• Do not select Redis or Memcached as the object cache method, as these services are not available on Rebel shared hosting.

Will this remove the Site Health warning?

Installing and properly configuring a supported caching plugin may allow WordPress Site Health to detect page caching and remove the recommendation.

My website is slow. Will page caching fix it?

Page caching can improve performance, but website speed depends on many factors, including:

• Large or unoptimized images
• Heavy themes
• Poorly optimized plugins
• Database size
• Third-party scripts
• Overall website design

If your website continues to experience performance issues after enabling caching, you may wish to consult your web developer to further optimize the site.