FlyingPress handles the heavy work of caching pages, optimizing images, and cutting unnecessary CSS and JavaScript for WordPress.
- Free version
- No
- Price
- From $59/year
- Category
- Performance
Smush Pro wins 3 of the 3 points we can measure. Here's how they compare on price, features, ratings and deals.
| Feature | FlyingPress | Smush Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Our score | 6.6/10 | 8.5/10 (better) |
| Starts at | $59/year | $50/year (better) |
| Free version | No | Yes (better) |
| Refund window | – | 30 days |
| Billing | Subscription | Free + paid plans |
| Active installs | – | 1M+ |
| Last Black Friday | 30% off | – |
| Category | Performance | Performance |
| Vendor | Flyingpress | WPMU DEV |
| Black Friday 2026 | Not announced | Not announced |
StarterStarts here
$59/year
1 site
Pro
$109/year
3 sites
Business
$229/year
25 sites
Pro Basic
$50/year
1 site sites
Pro Standard
$75/year
3 sites sites
PremiumStarts here
$4.99/month
Unlimited sites
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.
Not enough Reddit discussion yet.
On our comparison Smush Pro comes out ahead on 3 of 3 measurable points. The right pick still depends on what you build.
FlyingPress starts at $59/year and Smush Pro starts at $50/year.
Both are on our Black Friday tracker. FlyingPress was 30% off last year.
FlyingPress handles the heavy work of caching pages, optimizing images, and cutting unnecessary CSS and JavaScript for WordPress.
Smush Pro compresses images, converts them to next-gen formats and serves them through a CDN.