Take pressure off PHP workers
Warm category and product URLs at Sitewrap Edge so promotional traffic hits cache first.
- Sitemap preload
- Path exclusions for cart
- Stale-while-revalidate options
Sitewrap caches and protects public Magento pages at the edge so bots and campaigns do not melt origin PHP — while checkout stays Magento-native.
/ CMS / home · cached /catalog/* cached /customer/account origin-bound /checkout origin-bound /admin gated Adobe Commerce / Magento remains the system of record. Sitewrap is the edge shield and performance layer for public HTML.
Warm category and product URLs at Sitewrap Edge so promotional traffic hits cache first.
Blocklists, allowlists, rate limits, and 404 bans run in Sitewrap so scanners never wake your Magento host.
Gate admin and login surfaces until Sitewrap unlocks them with a passwordless magic link or short code — so random scans never reach the unlock screen.
Detect HTML forms on proxied pages, harden submissions, and land clean leads in Sitewrap with field mapping.
See every visit in the Sitewrap request log, then ship the same event catalog to Mixpanel and GA4 without stacking more origin plugins.
Deploy selected pages, preload cache, and roll back from the dashboard — while your CMS stays the content source of truth.
Exclude account, cart, and checkout paths; warm the catalog; flip DNS.
Enter the public domain and current origin. Sitewrap verifies ownership and checks reachability.
Turn on firewall, admin gating, cache, and form protection. Exclude editor or checkout paths that must stay live to origin.
Point preload at your Magento sitemap so key URLs are cached before you switch traffic.
Issue TLS, flip the A record, and operate from the dashboard — cache, firewall, forms, analytics, deploy.
See bots vs humans, blocked probes, and page performance in Sitewrap — next to your Magento admin.
Wrap Magento storefronts beside WordPress content hubs and static campaign microsites.
Sitewrap adds an edge layer in front of your origin. You can keep Magento caching where it helps and still absorb public traffic and abuse earlier.
Yes. Keep admin, editor, and other private paths origin-bound or gated. Public visitors get the cached, protected experience.
No. Firewall, cache, analytics, forms, deploy, and admin gating work in front of any CMS or static site. WordPress gets extra remaps and WAF defaults.
Yes. Wrap each client domain — whether Magento, WordPress, or static — and manage cache, security, leads, and deploys from one Sitewrap account.
Create a Sitewrap account, exclude checkout paths, warm the catalog, and point DNS.