Beta access
Test it on your site, shape what ships next.
AcceleratorWP is in active beta. A small group of testers runs every release on real production sites before it goes public — and their bug reports shape the next one. If your stack is a fit, I'll send you a license.
What you get
What being a beta tester actually means
Free during the beta
Approved testers get an Accelerator license at no charge. No tier limit, no surprise expiry — the license stays valid through the beta and into general availability.
Direct feedback channel
Every report you send is read by the developer who wrote the code. No ticket bots, no first-line filter. The next release usually carries fixes from the previous week's feedback.
Shape what ships next
The roadmap is influenced almost entirely by beta tester needs. If your stack hits a corner case nobody else does, that corner case probably becomes the next module.
Reply within 1–3 days
Each request is reviewed personally. If your stack is a good match you'll get the license + install instructions by email; if it's not the right time, you'll hear that clearly too.
Honest fit check
Who fits the beta today
The plugin is stable enough for production but new enough that you should expect to file at least one bug report per release. If that's a deal-breaker, the GA version is a few months out.
Sites with a real WooCommerce checkout, AJAX flows, or a headless front-end hitting REST endpoints.
Operators willing to ship behind a staging environment first, then production after a self-test pass.
Stacks with a known performance pain point — cart/checkout, admin slowness, slow REST calls — where a measurable delta is achievable.
Sites whose only requirement is page caching for anonymous visitors. Edge or server-side caching does that better; AcceleratorWP works on what they can't cache.
Shared hosting with no SSH access and no staging path. The plugin works but the bug-report loop is slow if you can't reach logs.
Request access
Tell me about your site
Each field below helps me decide whether your stack is a fit. Honest answers help more than polished ones — I'd rather know your real plugin count than a flattering one.
Not ready to commit a site yet?
The About page is the longer version — who I am, the timeline, and what's on the roadmap. Or write me directly with whatever you want to ask.