ZenPress

Yes, there is no pro version for this plugin and there never will be. However, I am accepting sponsorships via the GitHub Sponsors program. If you work at an agency that develops with WordPress, ask your company to provide sponsorship in order to invest in its supply chain. The tools that I maintain probably save your company time and money, and GitHub sponsorship can now be done at the organisation level. In addition, if you like the plugin then I'd love for you to leave a review. Tell all your friends about it too!

Yes. You can use ZenPress alongside tools like Cache Enabler or Autoptimize. Because ZenPress focuses on disabling unused core features and reducing bloat, it does not interfere with page caching or image optimization. If you notice overlapping features, you can easily toggle them off in either tool.

If you are new to optimization, you can safely start with a curated preset (Corporate, Blog, or E‑commerce). For manual changes, we suggest starting with User Interface (UI) and performance settings, such as cleaning up the Admin Bar, before moving to more advanced core settings.

The REST API allows different applications to communicate with your site. If you disable it, ZenPress will block unauthenticated requests to keep your site secure. However, some blocks or third-party integrations may require this to be active. If a feature stops working, you can simply use our documented filters to allow specific routes.

No. ZenPress does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. It does not contact external services or include third‑party trackers. All settings are stored in standard WordPress options and remain on your site only.

ZenPress is fully compatible with multisite networks. You can activate it across the entire network or on individual sites. Only Network Administrators have the capability to manage these settings across the network to ensure consistent performance and security policies.

I welcome your ideas! If you have a suggestion for the roadmap, please visit the official support forum. If you are a developer, you can also contribute directly to the project on GitHub.