CodingBunny Image Optimizer wins 2 of the 2 points we can measure. Here's how they compare on price, features, ratings and deals.
| Feature | CodingBunny Image Optimizer | FlyingPress |
|---|---|---|
| Our score | 7.5/10 (better) | 6.6/10 |
| Starts at | Free (wordpress.org; no license or image limits) | $59/year |
| Free version | Yes (better) | No |
| Refund window | – | – |
| Billing | Free | Subscription |
| Active installs | 600+ | – |
| Last Black Friday | – | 30% off |
| Category | Performance | Performance |
| Vendor | CodingBunny | Flyingpress |
| Black Friday 2026 | Not announced | Not announced |
Plans not listed. See CodingBunny Image Optimizer pricing
StarterStarts here
$59/year
1 site
Pro
$109/year
3 sites
Business
$229/year
25 sites
Not enough Reddit discussion yet.
Users who discuss FlyingPress on Reddit report that PageSpeed gains from v5 fade within hours until the plugin is removed and re-added with the CDN and cache cleared. One user also reported a significant traffic and ranking drop after switching from WP Rocket and WP Engine caching to FlyingPress.
On our comparison CodingBunny Image Optimizer comes out ahead on 2 of 2 measurable points. The right pick still depends on what you build.
CodingBunny Image Optimizer starts at Free (wordpress.org; no license or image limits) and FlyingPress starts at $59/year.
Both are on our Black Friday tracker. FlyingPress was 30% off last year.
CodingBunny Image Optimizer converts images to WebP or AVIF, resizes them and generates their alt text automatically on upload, with optional cleanup, watermark, folder and protection extensions.
FlyingPress handles the heavy work of caching pages, optimizing images, and cutting unnecessary CSS and JavaScript for WordPress.