Enterprise NGINX Modules for Linux
100+ pre-compiled dynamic modules for RHEL, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, and more. PageSpeed, ModSecurity, Brotli, GeoIP2 — installed in minutes, not hours.
Why GetPageSpeed?
Pre-built NGINX modules for enterprise Linux, ready to install
100+ Modules
The largest collection of NGINX dynamic modules available as RPM packages.
Enterprise Security
ModSecurity WAF, NAXSI, JWT auth, and security headers included at no extra cost.
One-Command Install
No compiling from source. Just yum install and load_module. Up and running in 5 minutes.
95% Less Than Plus
Starting at $10/month vs $3,675+/year for NGINX Plus. Same modules, fraction of the cost.
Featured Modules
Our most popular modules, each installable with a single command
Google PageSpeed
Automatic frontend optimization — minifies CSS/JS, optimizes images, and implements best practices.
Learn MoreModSecurity WAF
Enterprise-grade Web Application Firewall. OWASP Core Rule Set protects against the Top 10 threats.
Learn MoreBrotli Compression
Google's compression algorithm. 15–25% better than GZIP for all text-based content.
Learn MoreGeoIP2
MaxMind GeoIP2 for geo-targeting, region-based access control, and location-aware delivery.
Learn MoreExclusive Professional Modules
10+ in-house developed modules for advanced use cases: high-performance IP blocking with ipsets, selective cache purging, device detection, automatic image conversion, and more. Available with Pro subscription.
Free NGINX Tools
Useful utilities for NGINX administrators
NGINX Config Checker
Validate and analyze your NGINX configuration for security issues and best practices.
SSL / TLS Test
Every check SSL Labs runs, plus post-quantum key exchange, HTTP/3 and Encrypted Client Hello.
Apache to NGINX
Convert your Apache .htaccess rules to NGINX configuration directives instantly.
Website Speed Check
Test your website's server performance, compression, HTTP/2 support, and more.
From Our Blog
Latest articles on NGINX, web performance, and server security
OpenSSL 4.0 for NGINX: Why We Ship 3.5 LTS Instead
OpenSSL 4.0 for NGINX drops out of support in May 2027. OpenSSL 3.5 LTS runs to April 2030 and already…
Post-Quantum NGINX: OpenSSL 3.5 on Debian and Ubuntu
Every Debian and Ubuntu suite we publish now links our ABI-isolated OpenSSL 3.5 LTS build, so post-quantum key exchange, Encrypted…
NGINX Certificate Compression: RFC 8879 for Every Browser
NGINX certificate compression (RFC 8879) shrinks the TLS handshake by around 20% on every fresh connection, and it takes one…