PerfBoost Scheduled Plugin Manager, Boost WP Speed

Every active plugin adds work for your site. Many of them are needed only at certain times or for certain tasks, yet they stay loaded the whole time. This plugin addresses that by automating activation and deactivation, so plugins run when a schedule or a rule calls for them and rest otherwise.

You set the rules in an administrator interface that needs no coding. A rule can respond to an action such as publishing a post or visiting certain pages. Fewer active plugins during lighter site operations means less resource use. It suits blogs, online stores and corporate sites alike, since you decide what runs and when.

Features

• Scheduled plugin activation: Set precise times for plugins to be active and inactive. Plugins run only in the windows you choose, which keeps resource usage lower the rest of the time.
• Rule-based triggers: Create rules that turn plugins on or off based on user actions, such as publishing a post or visiting certain pages, so plugin management follows what is happening on the site.
• Fewer active plugins: The plugin limits how many plugins are active during low-traffic periods and lighter site operations, which reduces the load placed on your site's resources.
• No coding required: A user-friendly interface lets administrators set up activation schedules and rules quickly, without writing any code or editing files by hand.
• Tested with WordPress: The plugin has been tested for compatibility with WordPress releases up to the 5.x line it names, so it fits alongside your existing setup and installed plugins.
• Works on all screens: The plugin is responsive and retina ready, so it works across desktop, tablet and mobile screens and keeps a consistent experience.
• Lightweight codebase: It uses CSS and JS integration and a small codebase, so the plugin itself adds minimal overhead to your site's resources.
• Fits different site types: The plugin adapts to blogs, eCommerce stores and corporate websites, following your own workflow and the plugins you rely on.

Best for

• Site owners running many plugins on one WordPress site
• Blogs, online stores and corporate websites
• Administrators who want rule-based control without coding