About WP Rocket
WP Rocket is a premium caching and performance optimization plugin for WordPress websites, developed by SAS WP MEDIA and headquartered in Lyon, France. The plugin focuses on making WordPress sites load faster through features like page caching, file optimization (CSS/JS minification and concatenation), lazy loading for images and videos, database cleanup, and integration with popular CDNs and hosting providers. Licenses are sold directly via wp-rocket.me, typically in annual plans for use on 1, 3, or unlimited websites.
A WP Rocket charge may appear on your bank or card statement when you purchase a new license, renew an existing subscription, or upgrade from one plan to another. Charges are usually annual recurring payments billed in advance for the next year of usage and support, unless you disabled auto-renewal in your account. You might also see a temporary authorization hold when you first enter your card details or update your payment method; this small pending charge should disappear automatically within a few days. Depending on your region and payment method, the descriptor may reference WP ROCKET, WP-ROCKET.ME, PADDLE.NET, or the payment processor (such as Stripe or Paddle), and may include VAT or sales tax.
If you’re unsure about a WP Rocket charge, start by logging into your account at wp-rocket.me to review your active licenses, invoices, and renewal dates. Check your email (including spam/junk folders) for order confirmations or renewal notices sent around the charge date. For billing questions, refunds within the money-back guarantee period, or to cancel auto-renewal, you can manage your subscription in your WP Rocket account dashboard or submit a support request via the Help Center on wp-rocket.me. Common issues—such as being billed after forgetting to turn off auto-renew, duplicate purchases under different emails, or confusion over authorization holds—are typically resolved by contacting their support team with your order number, email address used at purchase, and a screenshot of the bank statement line if needed.