Clean Database. Faster Site.

You can configure how many revisions to keep per post. The default is 5, but you can set it anywhere from 0 (delete all) to 50. This way you maintain version history while preventing unlimited accumulation.

It depends on your site's age and activity. Most sites see 10-50% database size reduction on first run. Older sites with lots of revisions and spam often see even more dramatic improvements. The dashboard shows estimated savings before you clean.

A leaner database means faster queries. Every page load involves multiple database queries, and removing bloat reduces query time. Combined with table optimization (defragmentation), you'll notice improved response times.

You choose the frequency (daily, weekly, or monthly) and the hour of day. The plugin uses WordPress cron to run cleanup automatically at your specified time. Pick a low-traffic hour like 3 AM for best performance.

When you delete a post, WordPress removes the post but sometimes leaves behind its metadata in the postmeta table. Same with comments, users, and terms. These "orphaned" entries serve no purpose and waste space. The plugin safely removes them.

Transients are temporary cached data stored by WordPress and plugins. They have expiration dates, but expired transients don't get automatically deleted—they just sit in your database. Cleaning expired transients removes this dead weight.

The plugin continues working—all cleanup and scheduling features remain fully functional. However, you won't receive updates or priority support. Renewing ensures compatibility with new WordPress versions and access to new features.

Yes! Your license covers unlimited sites—personal, client, agency, whatever. Install on every site you manage with no extra fees.