Make your ExpressionEngine site blazing fast with Speedy, the most advanced caching module available for ExpressionEngine. Your entire site can be served statically from cache, or choose which template fragments to cache. Either way, it’ll be speedy!

Be comfortable with your purchase knowing that Speedy is fully supported by an active member of the ExpressionEngine community, and the codebase is backed by over 360 unit tests and 1960 assertions. Features

• Speed - Speedy has been specifically developed with speed in mind. With full static page caching, pages can be delivered in under 100ms.
• Flexibility - The module has been designed for caching fragments unique to each page, and globally.
• Reliability - Keep your site online during maintenance periods, or when experiencing heavy load.
• Freedom - Speedy has multiple cache drivers out of the box (Redis, Memecache, File).
• Partial Caching - Fragment caching allows you to cache specific parts of a template, and leave others to be parsed on every request.
• Cache Breaking - Each channel can be configured to the cache to break when an entry is created, updated or deleted based on key template.
• Cache Refresh - Each channel can be configured to refresh the cached items after being cleared.
• Deployment - You can break the cache with a request to an ACTion url as part of your deploy script.
• Static Cache - Using the static tag, the page can be cached and served directly without ever booting ExpressionEngine.
• Multiple Servers - Want static page caching, and have multiple web servers? Speedy has you covered. Flat file static caching is great for a single server, but every server should reference the same cache. In this case you’ll want to use the Redis driver.
• Friendly UI - You can easily manage the drivers, review what each driver has cached and clear the items from the control panel.
• Configuration - You can manage all the settings within the control panel, and override most settings from your config file.
• Query String Caching - You an cache variations of a page based on a whitelist of URL query string parameters you define (available only with static caching).