# How to set up LiteMage in cPanel

> Enable LiteMage Cache in cPanel to unlock full-page caching for your Magento store.

Source: https://www.kualo.com/knowledgebase/magento-performance/how-to-set-up-litemage-in-cpanel
Updated: 2026-06-09

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LiteMage Cache is a full-page cache for Magento, built on top of LSCache and designed specifically for Magento stores. It uses ESI hole-punching to serve both public and private blocks from cache, making it one of the fastest caching solutions available for Magento.

LiteMage is available on all Kualo [Magento hosting plans](https://www.kualo.com/webhosting/magento-hosting).

## Enable LiteMage in cPanel

Before you can use LiteMage in your Magento store, you need to enable it in cPanel.

1. [Log in to cPanel](/knowledgebase/cpanel-how-tos/how-to-login-to-cpanel).
2. Go to **Software > LiteSpeed Cache**, or use the search bar and type `litespeed`.

   ![Opening LiteSpeed Cache in cPanel](https://kb-cdn.kualo.com/3f/12/3f1273e9f9c060d19417be94b2fbf185ce5ca5dc.gif)

3. Click **Enable LiteMage**.

   ![Enable LiteMage button in cPanel](https://kb-cdn.kualo.com/f7/2b/f72b9a58c321716abcaf7db572c0da916ba62bb5.png)

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LiteSpeed Cache does not need to be separately enabled for LiteMage Cache to work.
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## Integrate LiteMage into Magento

Once LiteMage is enabled in cPanel, follow the relevant guide below to integrate it with your store:

- How to integrate LiteMage into Magento v1
- [How to integrate LiteMage into Magento v2](/knowledgebase/magento-commerce/how-to-integrate-litemage-into-magento-v2)

## Verify the performance improvement

Once LiteMage is integrated, you can use the Enable/Disable LiteMage toggle in cPanel to measure the difference it makes. The easiest way to do this is with your browser's developer tools.

1. Right-click anywhere on your Magento store page and select **Inspect** (or similar, depending on your browser).
2. Click the **Network** tab in the developer tools panel.
3. Reload the page.
4. Click the HTML document request and check the **Response Headers** for cache-related values.

You can compare the headers with LiteMage enabled and disabled to see the difference clearly.

LiteMage Cache enabled (click to enlarge):

[![LiteMage Cache enabled - response headers](https://kb-cdn.kualo.com/66/68/6668f5c5b9023f465e800fa6ee7d8c3b6a3ea184.png)](https://screens.kgix.net/tt/LiteMageCacheEnabled.png)

LiteMage Cache disabled (click to enlarge):

[![LiteMage Cache disabled - response headers](https://kb-cdn.kualo.com/ad/07/ad07eaf1994c6f07f48319a76f84b73296f7f83c.png)](https://screens.kgix.net/tt/LiteMageCacheDisabled.png)

If you need any help setting up LiteMage, [contact us](https://www.kualo.com/company/contact) and we will be happy to assist.

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