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Power-ups that are off add nothing to your store. Settings are saved per power-up and only load on every request when a power-up that needs them is on.

Warnings and Slower badges

Some settings can slow a screen on stores with many orders or customers. They’re marked in two ways:
  • An amber warning under the setting explains the cost.
  • A Slower badge marks the slow options in a list.
The choice still works, but it takes longer on big stores.
The Search by setting of Advanced order search, with Slower badges on some types

The Search by setting of Advanced order search, with Slower badges on some types

Slow choices and fast alternatives

What we measured

With every power-up on, the plugin adds no database queries to the storefront, cart or checkout. On a test store with 100,000 orders, 50,000 customers and 10,000 products, it added about 10 ms to the Orders list and 20 ms to the Users list with all 12 customer columns. With warm caches, most searches, filters and tool screens took 0.4 to 1.6 seconds, page load included. Big jobs, such as a duplicate scan or a database clean-up, run in steps of a few seconds each. See How we test for every number and what we haven’t measured yet.

High-performance order storage

Several power-ups are faster, or only work, with WooCommerce’s High-performance order storage. Turn it on in WooCommerce → Settings → Advanced → Features.

WooCommerce Analytics data

Product, SKU and Variation searches use WooCommerce’s order-product lookup table, which Analytics keeps. If you turned Analytics off or never imported your order history, those searches read every order’s items. Import history in WooCommerce → Analytics → Settings.
Last modified on September 28, 2026