Roadmap

What’s coming to Cache Watch

Shaped by customer feedback. Plans can change as we learn more.

Next up

Planned for the next releases.

WooCommerce scheduled salesFree
Clear product, Shop and category pages when a scheduled sale starts or ends, so visitors always see the right price.
WooCommerce variation editsFree
Changing a variation’s price or details clears the main product page.
In stock and out of stockFree
Clear the right pages when a product is marked in or out of stock, even when the quantity doesn’t change.
Imports and the REST APIFree
Catch product and custom field changes made by CSV imports, the WooCommerce REST API and other plugins, not just edits in WordPress.

Coming after that.

Dynamic page health checkPRO
Warn you if cart, checkout or account pages are being cached, or if a cached page holds one visitor’s details, like their basket.
Automatic page rulesPRO
Saved page rules that run on their own, for example “when a product in this category changes, also clear /offers/”.
Detailed purge logPRO
See every URL cleared for each change, with timestamps, each cache layer’s result and failed requests highlighted, plus whether each page was warmed again. Filter by product or URL and export to CSV, so stale prices are easy to trace.
Busy shop modePRO
On high-volume shops, only clear pages when a product goes in or out of stock, not on every sale, so the cache stays warm.

Ideas we’re looking into.

Cache overlap checkPRO
Spot when your host’s own cache plugin and another page cache are both running, and show which one to keep.
Timed clearing for single pagesPRO
Clear chosen pages on their own schedule, for countdowns, daily deals or time-sensitive content.
WordPress.org listingFree
The free plugin in the WordPress.org directory, with automatic updates.

Further out

Where Cache Watch could go next. Tell us which ones you’d use.

01Agency dashboard
See the cache status of every site you manage in one place on cachewatch.co.uk, and flush any of them remotely.
02Stale page monitoring
Check your key pages from outside, the way visitors see them, and alert you when they’re out of date.
03Cache health reports
A weekly email with hit rates per layer and pages that keep missing the cache, with branded reports agencies can send to clients.
04More CDNs and hosts
Fastly, Amazon CloudFront, KeyCDN, Sucuri, QUIC.cloud, Rocket.net and Hostinger CDN.
05Multilingual sites
Clear every translation of a changed page on WPML and Polylang sites.
06Multisite networks
Network-wide settings and one view of every site in a WordPress multisite.
07Headless WordPress
Trigger Next.js, Nuxt and other front-end revalidation when content changes.
08Smarter warming
Warm your most visited pages first, so the busiest pages are fast again soonest.
09Membership and course sites
Health checks for MemberPress, LearnDash and WooCommerce Subscriptions pages that should never be cached.

Tell us what would make Cache Watch more useful on your sites.