WPSSO Core and it’s add-ons are extremely fast – usually running in less than a millisecond. For example, here is the load time on the wpsso.com home page:
<!-- added on 2018-10-16T18:15:51+00:00 in 0.000866 secs from https://wpsso.com -->
Which includes several add-ons:
<!-- generator:1 --><meta name="generator" content="WPSSO Core 4.16.2-dev.1/L"/>
<!-- generator:2 --><meta name="generator" content="WPSSO BC 1.6.0/F"/>
<!-- generator:3 --><meta name="generator" content="WPSSO IPM 1.2.0/F"/>
<!-- generator:4 --><meta name="generator" content="WPSSO JSON 1.34.0/L"/>
<!-- generator:5 --><meta name="generator" content="WPSSO ORG 1.4.2/L"/>
<!-- generator:6 --><meta name="generator" content="WPSSO RRSSB 1.10.2/L"/>
<!-- generator:7 --><meta name="generator" content="WPSSO TAQ 1.4.1/F"/>
<!-- generator:8 --><meta name="generator" content="WPSSO TIE 1.2.0/L"/>
<!-- generator:9 --><meta name="generator" content="WPSSO UM 1.13.0/F"/>
Have you posted your issue to the support forum? It sounds like there’s definitely a problem if WPSSO is affecting your page load time.
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Did you need some help figuring out the performance issue on your site?
For general questions about WPSSO Core, you can post your question here: https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/wpsso
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You reported an issue with page load on your site. I’d love to help, but you haven’t offered many details – have you tried to disable WPSSO’s use of transients? A slow database, which cannot provide cached transients fast enough, will affect performance. Skipping the use of transients will often fix this kind of database performance issue. The best solution would be to improve database performance though, as some plugins like WPSSO make use of transients to maximize performance (very few plugins are as fast as WPSSO). 😉
If you could follow-up on the issue you posted, that would be great.
Obviously the support forum would be a better place for this – have you thought about posting to the support forum?
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