Uninstall & Data Cleanup
What the plugin leaves behind when you remove it, and how to clean up if you want a spotless database.
What happens on uninstall
The plugin does not delete its settings when you uninstall it (it ships no uninstall routine). Removing it via Plugins → Delete deletes the files but leaves a few option rows in wp_options. This is harmless — a handful of small rows — but if you want them gone, remove them manually.
Super Speedy AJAX Prices creates no custom tables, no post meta and no scheduled events, and it does not delete its option rows on uninstall. There is nothing to clean up unless you specifically want the handful of settings rows gone.
What’s left behind
This plugin’s settings (only the ones you changed from defaults will exist):
ssap_disable_with_cartssap_disable_for_logged_inssap_vat_exempt_fixssap_refresh_stockssap_loading_text
Shared Super Speedy settings (used by all Super Speedy plugins — only relevant if you’re removing every one of them):
superspeedy_options(includes your licence key)- licence / update transients:
superspeedy_l_*,superspeedy_changes_*,ssp_*
The plugin creates no custom database tables, no post meta, and no scheduled events.
Cleaning up
WP-CLI (recommended):
wp option delete ssap_disable_with_cart ssap_disable_for_logged_in ssap_vat_exempt_fix ssap_refresh_stock ssap_loading_textDeleting the shared superspeedy_* options while other Super Speedy plugins are still installed. Those rows hold your licence key – only remove them when you are uninstalling every Super Speedy plugin.
Leave the shared superspeedy_* options alone unless you’re removing every Super Speedy plugin — deleting them would wipe the licence key the others rely on.
Prefer the admin? Use any options/database-cleanup tool and search for ssap_.
Reinstalling later
If you reinstall and didn’t delete the options, your previous settings are picked up automatically; defaults apply to anything not set.
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