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Unclutter your dashboard. Boost your performance

Speed up your site by removing unnecessary features with Disable Bloat.

Here's how Disable Bloat is going to help you

(We got all these features, really)

Declutter your WooCommerce
  • Disable whatever WooCommerce admin features you want to improve your experience
  • Get rid off WooCommerce ads bothering you in different places of your admin panel
  • Slim down your website by reducing the number of unwanted CSS and JS files
Optimize WordPress admin panel
  • Make the admin panel smooth and clean, by removing unnecessary elements
  • Enhance your site’s login page. The plugin uses built-in WordPress filters and actions which do not increase site load time.
Boost your site's performance
  • Get rid of slowing down your page features that you never use, like Password Strength Meter.
  • Clean up your site’s HTML Header section, by removing unwanted scripts.
  • Disable deprecated Emoji scripts, as every modern browser supports emojis.
Disable unused core WordPress features
  • Enhance speed and security by disabling insecure XML-RPC API feature
  • By default, WordPress saves each post revision in your database which may lead to the enormous size of your database. Disable post revisions and sleep well.
  • Turn off the built-in WordPress File Editor to improve your site’s speed and performance
Third-party plugins
  • Disable whatever features of the Block Editor that you find unnecessary for you
  • WordPress Block Directory
  • Template Editor
  • Welcome Guide
  • You can also disable the Block Editor completely if you don’t use it
Third-party plugins
  • Plugin integrates with third-party plugins and also removes bloat which comes with these plugins:
  • Yoast SEO
  • WPML
  • Advanced Custom Fields
  • Contact Form 7
  • Elementor
  • Advanced Custom Fields
This plugin allows you to easily deactivate most of the WooCommerce features without including code and leave all you need 100% functional.

It can save you money in your hosting and also it will make your web faster. When WooCommerce updates and things changes, this also changes, so it is GREAT.
Javier Carazo

Simple pricing

Single
$29 / year
  • 1 year of updates
  • 1 year of support
  • 1 website
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Infinite
$199 / year
  • 1 year of updates
  • 1 year of support
  • Unlimited websites
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100% No-Risk Money Back Guarantee

Although we don’t think you’ll ever want one, we’ll gladly provide a refund if it’s requested within 14 days of purchase

FAQ

Does Disable Bloat work with my theme?

Disable Bloat works with any theme as it’s not dependent on the front-end.

Can you help me to set up Disable Bloat on my website?

We don’t offer any setup service, but feel free to browse our docs and if you still have questions feel free to get in touch!

Do I need WooCommerce to use Disable Bloat?

No. Disable Bloat works on any WordPress site. If WooCommerce is not running, the WooCommerce options simply stay inactive and you still get every WordPress core, admin panel, performance and block editor option.

What happens as soon as I activate the plugin?

WooCommerce Admin and Analytics are switched off right away, because that is the default setting. Nothing else changes until you turn it on yourself under Settings → Disable Bloat, so you stay in control of every other option.

Will disabling WooCommerce scripts break my shop?

No. WooCommerce styles and scripts are only removed on pages that are not part of your store. Your shop, product, cart, checkout and account pages keep loading everything they need – it is the blog posts and landing pages that stop carrying WooCommerce code they never used.

What are cart fragments, and is it safe to turn them off?

Cart fragments fire an AJAX request on every single page load just to keep the cart count up to date, and they are one of the most common causes of a slow WooCommerce site. Switching them off makes pages noticeably faster. The only trade-off is that the cart total in your header refreshes on the next page load instead of instantly.

Should I disable the REST API?

Only if you are sure nothing on your site depends on it. This option blocks every REST API request, including the ones the block editor uses, along with any plugin, mobile app or integration that talks to your site that way. If you write with the block editor, leave the REST API enabled.

Will I lose my settings if I deactivate or delete the plugin?

No. Your settings are stored safely in your database and survive deactivation, so you can reactivate later and pick up exactly where you left off. If you would rather leave nothing behind, switch on the cleanup option in the Plugin Data tab and everything is removed when you delete the plugin.

Does Disable Bloat change any of my files?

No. It never edits your theme, your WordPress core files or your content. Every option simply switches a WordPress feature on or off, so if you change your mind you just toggle the option back and that feature returns.

Is Disable Bloat a caching plugin?

No, and it works happily alongside one. A caching plugin stores a copy of what your site already builds; Disable Bloat removes the work and the assets you never needed in the first place. Most sites get the best results running both together.