The Optimole Alternative for Your Whole Media Library
Infinite Uploads combines media offload, image optimization (Business plan), folders, CDN delivery, and Video Hosting for unlimited WordPress sites.
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Optimole Optimizes Images. Infinite Uploads Manages Your Entire Media Library.
Choose Optimole when image optimization is the whole job. Choose Infinite Uploads when you need media offload, CDN delivery, folders, filtering, sorting, image optimization on the Business plan, and Video Hosting in one WordPress platform.
Offload
Free Your Website From a Growing Media Library
Free up hosting space by moving images, files, and videos to the cloud automatically and seamlessly.
- Cloud Media Offload
- WordPress Video Hosting
- Automatic Cloud Storage
Optimize
Deliver Faster Media Automatically
Automatically optimize images on the Business plan and deliver every media file faster through a global CDN.
- Image Optimization (Business plan)
- Global CDN Delivery
- Faster Media Files
Organize
Find and Manage Every Media File With Ease
Organize and manage WordPress media libraries more efficiently with structured media folders.
- Media Folders
- Advanced Sorting & Search
- Media Cleanup (Coming Q4)
Infinite Uploads vs Optimole: Full Feature Comparison
Feature

Cloud storage included
YES
Yes, image offloading on paid plans
CDN included
Yes
Yes
Image optimization (compression)
Business plan
All plans
WebP and AVIF delivery
Business plan
All plans
Image lazy loading
Not built in
Yes
Video hosting with adaptive streaming
Yes
Video add-on currently waitlisted
Brandable WordPress video player
Yes
Video add-on waitlisted
Media library folders
Yes
Not listed
Enhanced media search and sorting
Yes
Not listed
Setup complexity
Easy
Easy
Unlimited WordPress sites
Yes
Yes
WP-CLI support
Yes
Yes
One monthly invoice
Yes
Yes
WordPress Multisite support
Yes
Yes
Offload existing media library
Yes
Yes
Download media back to your server (Infinite Uploads: Download & Disconnect)
Yes
Yes, for offloaded images (plugin rollback or WP-CLI)
Account-level usage monitoring
Yes
Yes, visits dashboard
Free plugin
Yes
Yes
Paid tier starts at
$8.25/mo billed yearly
$19.08/mo billed yearly
Free trial
7-day free trial
Free plan up to 2,000 visits a month; Optimole says paid plans have a 7-day money-back guarantee
Optimole Free/Paid vs Infinite Uploads
Optimole Free covers sites with up to 2,000 monthly visits, or 22,000 if you show the Optimole badge on your site. Paid plans are sized by visits too. According to Optimole's pricing page (checked October 23, 2026, US dollar view), Starter covers 48,000 visits a month, Business 120,000 and Flexible 300,000, with larger Flexible tiers above that. Image offloading and storage come with the paid plans. A custom domain (CNAME) isn't on Starter. You need Business or Flexible for that. Optimole says its paid plans carry a 7-day money-back guarantee (per its pricing page, checked October 23, 2026). Infinite Uploads offers a free 7-day trial instead.
Optimole counts each unique visitor once per day, no matter how many images they load. Infinite Uploads works the other way around. You pay for the GB you store and the GB the CDN serves, shared across every WordPress site you connect, and visitor counts never enter into it.
The Infinite Uploads plugin is free. Plans start at $8.25/mo billed yearly ($99/yr) or $11/mo billed monthly, with 25 GB of storage and 50 GB of CDN bandwidth. Every plan includes unlimited WordPress sites, the Business plan adds a custom CDN domain, and you can try it free for 7 days. Moving from Optimole? Our switch guide covers who should switch, a step-by-step migration and free help from our support team.

Optimole pricing in 2026
We checked Optimole's pricing page on October 26, 2026, in the US dollar view. Optimole bills by monthly visits, not by storage or bandwidth. Every paid plan includes unlimited images and sites, image offloading and storage, and its own CDN. The custom domain (CNAME) is what separates the tiers.
- Starter: $19.08/mo billed yearly or $22.90/mo billed monthly, for 48,000 visits a month. No custom domain (CNAME).
- Business: $39.08/mo billed yearly or $47/mo billed monthly, for 120,000 visits a month. Custom domain included.
- Flexible: $90.83/mo billed yearly or $109/mo billed monthly, for 300,000 visits a month, with higher tiers available. Custom domain included.
Now the honest part. Infinite Uploads Starter is $8.25/mo billed yearly ($99/yr, or $11/mo billed monthly) for 25 GB of storage and 50 GB of bandwidth, so it costs less than Optimole Starter. But Image Optimization is a Business plan feature for us, and Business starts at $24/mo billed yearly ($29/mo billed monthly) for 100 GB. That costs more than Optimole Starter. If image optimization is the whole job on a site with modest traffic, Optimole Starter is the cheaper way to get it.
If you want offload, CDN delivery and media folders, our Starter plan is the lower price. Optimole counts visits and we count GB. Pick the number your site actually grows on. You can see our plans on the pricing page.
Optimole review, pros and cons
As of October 26, 2026, Optimole's WordPress.org listing shows version 4.2.17, released October 19, 2026, with 200,000+ active installations and a 4.7 out of 5 rating from 640 ratings. That release fixed Image Storage and offload problems: settings staying disabled after a failed status check, WP-CLI rollback refusing transfers started from the dashboard, new uploads offloading during a rollback, and the offload limit warning sticking after usage dropped. The same listing marks complete image offloading as a Pro feature, so the free plugin optimizes images but does not move your library off your server.
What Optimole does well:
- Image optimization is the core of the product. WebP and AVIF delivery, lazy loading and adaptive image sizing are what it was built for.
- The free plan covers sites up to 2,000 visits a month, which costs nothing. We have no free plan.
- It doesn't bill by bandwidth, so a busy image-heavy site can cost less on a visit-based plan.
- It is actively maintained, with a bug-fix release as recent as October 19, 2026.
Where it falls short for some sites:
- Offloading is paid only.
- A custom domain (CNAME) isn't on Starter.
- Plans are sized by visits, so a traffic spike can push you up a tier.
- It focuses on images. Media library folders aren't on its feature list, and its video add-on is still a waitlist.
Choose Optimole when image optimization is the whole job. Choose us when you need offload, CDN delivery, folders and video in one plugin. And if you decide to move, our team helps with the migration for free. Start with our switch guide.
Who Should Choose Infinite Uploads
Digital Agencies
For agencies managing multiple media-heavy WordPress sites, Infinite Uploads keeps growing media libraries from bloating hosting, slowing backups and migrations, and eating into retainer margins.

Video Publishers
For media publishers and podcasters whose growing libraries of images, audio, and video are overloading WordPress hosting, slowing pages and playback, and making backups and migrations difficult.
E-Learning & Courses
Infinite Uploads gives educators and course creators a simple way to offload large media files, speed up performance, and host course videos without relying on external platforms or bloated plugins.

E-Commerce
For WooCommerce stores whose large digital downloads are exhausting hosting storage and bandwidth, causing slow or failed deliveries, and making backups difficult to manage.

When Infinite Uploads Is the Right Call
Infinite Uploads is the right call when the site needs more than image optimization. Offload for the whole media library (images, video and other files), global CDN delivery, AVIF and WebP image delivery on the Business plan, media folders, search, and Infinite Uploads Video Cloud for hosting and streaming video all live in one plugin. No stack of optimizers, offload tools and library add-ons.
Optimole is the better fit in two cases. If your site gets under 2,000 visits a month (22,000 with their badge), its free plan costs nothing, and Infinite Uploads has no free plan, only a 7-day trial. And on a busy, image-heavy site, Optimole doesn't bill by bandwidth, so a plan sized to your visit count can cost less than paying for every GB served.

Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best Optimole alternative?
Infinite Uploads is a strong Optimole alternative for WordPress users who want managed storage, CDN delivery, folders, image optimization (Business plan), and video hosting in one platform.
Is Infinite Uploads cheaper than Optimole?
It depends on your site. Optimole charges by unique daily visitors, and Infinite Uploads charges by GB stored and GB served. If your media fits in 25 GB and serves under 50 GB a month, Infinite Uploads Starter is $8.25/mo billed yearly, while Optimole Starter is $19.08/mo billed yearly for up to 48,000 visits a month. A small site under Optimole's 2,000 free visits pays nothing there. A busy, image-heavy site can flip that math, because Optimole doesn't charge for bandwidth and every GB served counts toward an Infinite Uploads plan. Check your monthly visitors and the GB your media serves, then compare.
Does Optimole include a CDN?
Yes. Optimole uses AWS CloudFront and advertises more than 450 CDN locations. Infinite Uploads includes its own global CDN with 119+ PoPs on every plan.
Does Infinite Uploads work with Amazon S3?
You don't need Amazon S3 or an AWS account. Infinite Uploads includes managed cloud storage, so there are no buckets, keys or IAM permissions to set up. On the Business plan you also get S3-compatible API credentials, so you can reach your files with standard S3 tools outside WordPress.
Is there a free version of Infinite Uploads?
The Infinite Uploads plugin is free. The paid service covers cloud storage, bandwidth, and CDN delivery. A 7-day free trial is available.
How does Infinite Uploads handle video?
Infinite Uploads encodes video files automatically on upload with adaptive bitrate streaming. A WordPress-native, brandable video player is included. No third-party video service required.
Is Infinite Uploads a WordPress CDN plugin?
Yes. Infinite Uploads includes a global CDN with 119+ PoPs as part of every plan. Unlike standalone CDN plugins that only cache and deliver existing files, Infinite Uploads offloads your media to cloud storage AND delivers it through a CDN automatically. You don't configure the CDN separately or pay for it separately. It's built in.
Does Infinite Uploads work as a WordPress media folders plugin?
Yes. Infinite Uploads includes built-in media library folder support. You can create folders, drag and drop files between them, and organize your WordPress media library visually. This was added in version 3.2 and is included at every plan level. Most offload plugins don't include folder support, which means you'd need a separate plugin for organization on top of your offload plugin.
Can Infinite Uploads replace a separate WordPress video hosting plugin?
Yes. Infinite Uploads includes video hosting with automatic cloud encoding, adaptive bitrate streaming, and a brandable WordPress-native video player. You don't need a separate video hosting plugin, a separate streaming service, or a third-party player. Upload a video through the WordPress media library and it's ready to stream.
Does Infinite Uploads work with WooCommerce?
Yes. Infinite Uploads is fully compatible with WooCommerce. Product images, gallery images, downloadable files, and any other WooCommerce media are automatically offloaded to cloud storage and served through the CDN. No additional configuration is needed.
Will offloading my media slow down my WordPress media library?
No. Offloading typically makes the media library faster because your hosting server is no longer responsible for storing and serving large files. With Infinite Uploads, media is delivered through a global CDN, which means faster load times for both your visitors and the admin dashboard.
Do I need a separate WordPress S3 plugin with Infinite Uploads?
No. Infinite Uploads replaces that entire approach. Cloud storage is included in the plan, so you never create an S3 bucket, generate access keys, or configure IAM permissions.
Does Infinite Uploads support WordPress Multisite?
Yes. Infinite Uploads works with WordPress Multisite at every plan level. All sites in your Multisite network can offload to the same account. This is included in the base plan, not locked behind a higher tier.
What is the difference between Optimole Free and paid plans?
Optimole Free covers up to 2,000 monthly visits, or 22,000 with the Optimole badge shown on your site. Paid plans raise the visit allowance and add image offloading to Optimole's cloud, and only Business and Flexible add a custom domain. Infinite Uploads has no free plan. It uses storage and bandwidth allowances, includes a custom CDN domain on the Business plan, and combines offload, CDN, folders, image optimization (Business plan) and video hosting.
Which CDN does Optimole use?
Optimole uses AWS CloudFront and advertises more than 450 CDN locations. Infinite Uploads includes its own global CDN with 119+ PoPs on every plan.
How does Optimole pricing work?
Optimole sizes plans by monthly visits and counts each unique visitor once a day. Starter is $19.08/mo billed yearly or $22.90/mo billed monthly for 48,000 visits. Business is $39.08/mo billed yearly or $47/mo billed monthly for 120,000 visits. Flexible starts at $90.83/mo billed yearly or $109/mo billed monthly for 300,000 visits. If you go over, Optimole emails you. Its docs say paid plans then upgrade automatically. Infinite Uploads scales by storage and bandwidth and includes unlimited WordPress sites. Optimole prices as shown to US visitors, checked October 23, 2026, on optimole.com/pricing.
Can Optimole offload to Amazon S3?
Optimole uses its own cloud service and AWS CloudFront delivery; you do not need to create an S3 bucket. Infinite Uploads also provides managed cloud storage and CDN delivery.
Does Optimole include media library folders?
Folders inside the WordPress media library aren't on Optimole's feature list. Its cloud library is built for managing and sharing assets across your sites. Infinite Uploads adds folders, sorting and search right inside the WordPress media library, so you don't need a separate folder plugin.
Is Optimole good for agencies managing multiple sites?
Optimole's paid plans include unlimited sites and are sized by monthly visits, and a custom domain (CNAME) comes only with Business and Flexible. There are no buckets to set up, since images go to Optimole's own cloud. Infinite Uploads connects unlimited WordPress sites under one account with one dashboard and one invoice, bills by the storage and bandwidth those sites use, and on the Business plan lets you set a custom CDN domain for each site.
Try Infinite Uploads Free for 7 Days
No cloud accounts. No access keys. Install the plugin, connect your site, and your WordPress media starts moving to the cloud automatically.
Plans from $8.25/mo billed yearly. Unlimited WordPress sites included.