Features
When you update content on your site, Verbi's edge cache may still be serving the previous translated version. Purging the cache tells Verbi to discard those stored pages so the next visitor gets a freshly translated version.
Cache purging is available in Settings → Cache.
Purge Entire Site
Clears all cached translated pages across every language in one go. Use this after publishing significant changes — a redesign, a content overhaul, or anything that touches many pages at once.
Purge Specific Pages
Clears the cache for individual paths across all active languages. Enter one path per line using the original (untranslated) path:
text
/pricing
/about
/blog/my-latest-post
Purging /pricing clears /fr/pricing, /de/pricing, /ja/pricing, and so on — you don't need to enter each language variant separately.
When to Purge
You need to purge when your site's content changes. The edge cache has a 5-minute TTL, so minor updates will naturally expire on their own. For time-sensitive changes, purge manually.
You don't need to purge when you change settings — language configuration, glossary entries, and similar settings take effect on the next untranslated request regardless of the cache.