The mechanics
A proxy,
not a migration.
DPX Turbo sits in front of your existing site, routed through our EU infrastructure. Your host doesn't change. Every request passes through DPX on its way to your visitor, and comes back optimized.
EU-resident proxying · No migration · WebP + AVIF · Built on Cloudflare's Pingora
The lifecycle
From DNS change to always-fast.
You point your domain
One DNS change routes your traffic through DPX first. Your existing host and setup don't move.
DPX optimizes on the way through
Anything DPX doesn't need to touch streams straight through immediately. Pages being optimized are held just long enough to rewrite images, code, and fonts correctly, then released — no pre-build, nothing written to disk first.
The result is cached
An optimized response is remembered in DPX's cache, so the next visitor gets it instantly — the optimization work is never repeated.
What changes, what doesn't
Your site stays where it is.
Your host, your files, your database — none of it moves. DPX only sits in the request path, the way a CDN would, except it optimizes as it goes instead of just relaying bytes.
Safe by design
Nothing that can break your site.
DPX Turbo never writes to your website — it only ever passes traffic through and caches the result. If DPX is ever unreachable, DNS points straight back to your existing host; there's no single point where your site stops working.
Want to see it on your own domain?
Tell us your domain and we'll set Turbo up in front of it — then one DNS record puts it live.