Hi @danielbreves,
Thank you for sharing the details and the screenshot, I can see the clear increase in page load time while the plugin was active and how things improved once it was deactivated. That definitely helps narrow this down and we appreciate you taking the time to test both states.
The plugin does make external requests, especially during sync and event tracking, but these should not significantly impact frontend performance under normal conditions. When we see this kind of jump, it is often related to one of the following
• Server response time or resource limits
• WP Cron or Action Scheduler queue running heavily
• A conflict with another plugin or caching layer
• Delays caused by outbound HTTP requests being blocked or throttled
To investigate further, could you please share your full System Status Report from WooCommerce → Status via https://pastebin.com or https://quickforget.com and post the link here
It would also help to confirm
• Whether object caching is enabled
• If you are using a page cache or Cloudflare
• Whether the slowdown affects only admin, frontend, or both
• If there are any pending scheduled actions under WooCommerce → Status → Scheduled Actions
If possible, you could temporarily disable other plugins except WooCommerce and Reddit for WooCommerce and test again, just to rule out conflicts.
Once we have your system status report and a bit more detail about the environment, we can dig deeper and identify what is causing the external calls to impact performance this way.
