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You've identified the fundamental problem, which is a good thing. Likewise, you have recognized that any form of inline scripting contradicts the working principle of a page cache. Actually, the requirement would be predestined for ESI, but ESI also has significant disadvantages that can be so...

Will PM you.

To avoid misunderstandings, the LiteSpeed web server and LScache basically have almost everything ready to meet even exotic requirements. In principle, a plugin could also meet these requirements. But a plugin is just a plugin and therefore has a fixed range of functions, because you can only...

@Lee Want you to see what a Turbo Max is able?

You don't know my hourly rate :p

Of course you can! I use Matomo on Turbo Max.

Fantastic, then I can finally buy the 911. :D

Instead of inspectlet use Matomo and host it on your own server. Matomo is as good as Google Analytics. Host all fonts on your own server and not at Google.

.... and a lot of POST requests. These kind of requests are not cached.

There still requests to Google, Facebook, inspectlet.com

Yes and a dedicated server wouldn't make it faster, because your problem is not the server. Most of all requests come from external hosts like Google, Facebook and so on. Kick them off and your shop goes 3-times faster, atleast!!!

For developing I have the same. On this server I have around 10 different shops running. The biggest one is a Shopware shop, similar to Magento and this Shop has around 50,000 products. It is fast, really fast, so I think you don't need a VPS.

Which one is your current server at A2?

Yes I am shure and if you get more than 300s then it is an exception, but not the rule.

Sorry, I am not a LiteSpeed member. Please open a (free) support ticket and ask whatever you like to know.

I think you are a dreamer? ;) There is no provider in this universe who allows a higher max_execution_timeout higher than 300s on shared hosting. The same with memory limit! If so nobody would pay for a dedicated server!

@AndreyPopov Please tell us how to get a max_execution_timeout higher than 300s if you are on shared hosting?

https://store.litespeedtech.com/store/index.php?rp=/store/supportservice

https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

If you can't tell a difference, then there's no point in bypassing this limitation.