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OffloadX works with Cloudflare R2, Amazon S3, Wasabi, Google Cloud, DigitalOcean, Bunny CDN, and S3-compatible storage. All 7 storage providers are available on every plan, including the Free plan.

Free The Free plan supports 1 site and up to 100 files. It includes all 7 storage providers, auto-offload on upload, instant URL rewriting, a live dashboard, and a connection tester.

Starter and higher plans include unlimited files. Starter is for 1 site, Pro covers 3 sites, Business covers 10 sites, and Agency supports unlimited sites.

No. OffloadX is designed to rewrite media URLs safely so your posts, pages, and media library continue working. New uploads can be offloaded automatically, and existing media can be handled through the bulk migration tools available on paid plans.

Starter Bulk migration moves your existing WordPress media library to your selected cloud storage provider in batches. Starter and higher plans include the Bulk Migrator, so you can move existing files without manually re-uploading them one by one.

Yes. Starter and higher plans include scheduled daily offload, which helps move new or pending media files to cloud storage automatically in the background.

Starter The CDN Safety Checker helps confirm that media files are available through your cloud storage or CDN before you rely on those remote URLs. It is useful when migrating existing libraries or checking a new storage setup.

Starter The DB URL Replacer helps replace old local media URLs stored inside your WordPress database with the correct cloud or CDN URLs. This is useful for page builders, custom fields, and content areas where URLs may be saved directly.

Yes. Starter and higher plans include image compression. This helps reduce media file sizes and improve loading speed, especially on image-heavy WordPress sites.

Yes. Starter and higher plans include database optimization. It helps keep your WordPress database cleaner and supports better performance when working with large media libraries.

Starter Yes. Starter and higher plans include support for WebP and Cloudflare Images, making OffloadX useful for sites that want smaller image files and faster delivery.

Yes. Starter and higher plans include Multisite support. Agency is the best fit if you manage many sites because it includes unlimited activations and features like per-site folder isolation.

Business Yes. WooCommerce support is included on the Business and Agency plans. It is designed for stores using product images, product galleries, thumbnails, and other media-heavy WooCommerce assets.

Business Yes. Assets offload for CSS and JS files is included on Business and Agency. This helps reduce server load and makes OffloadX more useful for performance-focused WordPress sites.

Pro The File Manager lets you view, inspect, and manage offloaded files from inside your WordPress dashboard. It is useful when checking whether files are stored correctly or troubleshooting media delivery.

Pro Cache purge tools help clear cached media, CDN paths, or rewritten file URLs after changes. This is helpful when replacing images, changing storage settings, or troubleshooting files that still show an older cached version.

Pro The audit log per file tracks important file-level actions, such as offload events and file handling activity. It gives you more visibility when managing larger media libraries or client sites.

Pro Pro includes everything in Starter, plus 3 site activations, email notifications, File Manager, cache purge tools, audit log per file, Multisite support, image compression, database optimization, and ticket-based support.

Business Business includes everything in Pro, plus 10 site activations, WooCommerce support, CSS/JS asset offload, parallel migration lanes, background offload mode, storage analytics, faster support queue, Multisite support, image compression, database optimization, and ticket-based support.

Business Business is for up to 10 sites and includes WooCommerce support, CSS/JS asset offload, storage analytics, faster support queue, and advanced migration tools. Agency is for unlimited sites and adds agency-focused features like white label mode, per-site folder isolation, and selective MIME filtering.

Agency White label mode is designed for agencies and freelancers who want to manage client sites with a cleaner, agency-friendly setup. It helps reduce visible OffloadX branding where applicable.

Agency Per-site folder isolation keeps media from different sites organized in separate cloud folders. It is especially useful for agencies managing multiple client websites inside one storage provider.

Agency Selective MIME filtering lets you control which file types should or should not be offloaded. For example, you may choose to offload images while excluding certain document or asset types.

Yes. Free and Starter are for 1 site, Pro covers 3 sites, Business covers 10 sites, and Agency supports unlimited site activations.

Yes. You can start with the plan that fits your current site and upgrade when you need more sites or advanced features. For example, you can move from Starter to Pro for more site activations, or from Business to Agency when you need unlimited sites.

Yes. Paid plans can be offered as monthly, annual, or lifetime options. Annual pricing shows the discounted monthly equivalent and is billed yearly, while lifetime is a one-time payment.

Yes. You can connect a different provider, migrate or re-sync your media, and update your active delivery setup. The DB URL Replacer and cache purge tools can help clean up stored URLs and cached paths when changing providers.

Yes. OffloadX is built for WordPress media workflows and can work alongside common page builders. If a builder stores direct media URLs, the DB URL Replacer can help update those saved URLs after migration.

Yes. Starter and higher plans include ticket-based support. Business also includes a faster support queue, which is useful for stores, larger websites, and agencies handling client work.

Yes. The pricing section includes a 14-day money-back guarantee, so customers can test OffloadX with less risk and make sure it fits their WordPress setup.

If local copies are still available, WordPress can continue serving those files from your server. If local files have been removed, your site depends on the storage provider or CDN being available. For the safest setup, test your provider connection and confirm your CDN delivery before removing local copies.