For developers
Keep your stack. Put fast.site in front.
You connect your domain through its nameservers. Hosting, code and deployments stay as they are. You control caching with standard HTTP headers and check every step with tools you already know.
# Does the domain point to fast.site?
$ dig NS example.com +short
# Request twice: first MISS, then HIT
$ curl -sI https://example.com | grep -i fs-cache
fs-cache: MISS
$ curl -sI https://example.com | grep -i fs-cache
fs-cache: HITCaching
You control the cache with headers
fast.site respects the Cache-Control headers your origin sends. Without them, a template for your platform applies, which already leaves admin, cart, checkout and login uncached.
Purge when something changes
Clear the cache for a list of URLs or the whole domain, optionally as a soft purge. The purge log shows your recent purges.
URLs with different query strings are cached separately, for example ?v=1 and ?v=2.
Cache settings in detail- Cache pages for one hour
Cache-Control: public, max-age=3600 - Cache versioned files like app.v2.js for a year
Cache-Control: public, max-age=31536000, immutable - Never cache personal responses
Cache-Control: private, no-store
In the dashboard
Everything else is set per domain
Every setting applies to one domain, so you can try changes on a test domain before they go live.
DNS and SSL
Manage DNS records and choose proxied or DNS only for each one. SSL runs automatically or with your own certificate.
In the docsFirewall and protection
Firewall rules with expressions, countries and actions such as block or challenge. Plus a WAF in monitor or block mode, rate limiting and HSTS.
In the docsAnalytics and logs
Traffic, cache status, top paths and the slowest origin responses for each domain. A log shows what the firewall allowed or blocked.
In the docsImages and HTML
Growth and Scale serve images as WebP automatically. Brotli compression is automatic, and you can switch on HTML optimization when you need it.
In the docsSpeed previews
Before you switch, a preview measures the same URL once from your origin and once through fast.site.
In the docsRegions
Choose which regions serve each domain. Additional regions are available as add-ons.
In the docs
Integrations
There's already a guide for your system
Plugin connection
Connect WordPress, Shopware and Shopify to your fast.site account with a plugin.
Frameworks and custom apps
For Laravel and custom applications, the guides show which headers and exclusions to set.
API
API keys for your own automation
Create API keys in your account and send them as a bearer token. A key carries your account's full permissions, so it belongs on your server and never in frontend code. We'll work out with you which endpoints your use case needs.
Authorization: Bearer <api-key>Request an API integrationGive your website 7 days. Let the results decide.
Start with your own domain, your own traffic and a clear understanding of what comes next.