Deactivate Plugins Per Page – Improve WordPress Performance

Description

Deactivate Plugins Per Page lets you deactivate specific plugins by URL, post type, or WordPress context, eliminating unnecessary script and style loading on the front end and in the admin. It is designed for those who maintain sites with many installed plugins and notice slowdowns on pages that do not need a large portion of them, such as landing pages, WooCommerce checkout, or simple institutional pages.

Key Features of Deactivate Plugins Per Page

• URL-based deactivation
  Defines which plugins should not load on specific pages of the site.
• Post type filter
  Applies deactivation rules to posts, pages, and custom content types.
• Admin dashboard control
  Lets you deactivate plugins on specific WordPress back-end screens as well.
• Device filter
  Loads or blocks plugins according to desktop or mobile access.
• Visual rules interface
  Lists all active plugins and applies rules in just a few clicks, without editing code.

Benefits of Deactivate Plugins Per Page

• Faster loading
  Reduces scripts and styles injected on pages that do not use the deactivated plugin.
• Lower PHP memory consumption
  Reduces server load by not initializing plugins outside the necessary context.
• Higher checkout conversion
  Critical pages such as cart and checkout become lighter and respond quickly.
• No code changes
  All configuration is done through the dashboard, without editing functions.php or mu-plugins.

Who Is Deactivate Plugins Per Page For?

• Those who maintain WordPress sites with 20, 30, or more installed plugins and want to regain speed without uninstalling any of them.
• Those who operate WooCommerce stores and want to lighten checkout by removing marketing, form, and popup plugins that only make sense on other pages.
• Those who create campaign landing pages and need to serve a single streamlined page, without the weight of plugins from the rest of the site.

How to Download Deactivate Plugins Per Page

Deactivate Plugins Per Page is available for download here on Ultrapack. After downloading the .zip file, go to Plugins, Add New, Upload Plugin, select the file, and activate it. The deactivation rules are available in a new dashboard area, where you list each plugin and define which URLs or contexts it should or should not load in.

The benefit is most noticeable on older sites, stores, and portals with a large stack of plugins accumulated over time. Instead of auditing and removing plugins one by one, Deactivate Plugins Per Page lets you keep everything installed and simply stop execution where it makes no difference, improving TTFB and rendering time without rewriting themes or refactoring code.

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