WordPress repair service: I fix your WordPress website in 24 hours
When your site or store goes down, every hour costs sales. I read the logs, fix the error without breaking anything else and tell you what caused it, for a fixed 59 USD. If I can't fix it, you don't pay.
Prices in US dollars. You get the final price in writing before any work starts.
When you need it
- You see "There has been a critical error on this website" or a blank page.
- A plugin or PHP update broke the site.
- The site is slow or images weigh several megabytes.
- Google or an antivirus flags the site as dangerous, or Google Ads stopped your ads for "Compromised site".
What is included
- Diagnosis from PHP and server logs.
- The fix, plus a test of checkout or contact forms.
- A backup before anything is changed.
- A short report of the cause and recommendations.
- If I can't fix it, you don't pay.
"There has been a critical error on this website"
This message means PHP hit a fatal error, almost always after a plugin, theme or PHP update. WordPress usually emails the site administrator a link to recovery mode with the name of the plugin or theme that failed. I find the exact cause in the error log, fix or replace what broke and leave the site updated, without losing content.
Site broke after a WordPress or plugin update
Updates to WordPress, a page builder or WooCommerce sometimes break layouts, the editor or the login. I roll back only what broke, find the conflict and update again safely, so you are not stuck on old versions.
WooCommerce checkout not working
Payments failing, the checkout spinning forever or orders not arriving are usually a plugin conflict, a payment gateway setting or an expired API key. I test the full purchase before and after the fix.
Login loop, white screen or too many redirects
Wrong site URL settings, a cache or security plugin, or a hosting change can lock you out of wp-admin. These are usually fixed the same day.
Shopping mall website: technical audit found 4500 x 6000 px images, broken 404 resources, six H1 tags on one page and a broken meta description, with a fix plan the client approved.
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Frequently asked questions
What access do you need?
A WordPress administrator user and hosting access (cPanel, hPanel or FTP). You can change the passwords when the job is done.
What if it breaks again?
If the same error returns for the same cause, I fix it at no cost. Anything new gets quoted before I work on it.
Do you clean hacked sites?
Yes. Malware removal, clean core and plugin files, new passwords and security hardening.
Other services
Something broken or worth automating?
Tell me what is happening. You get an answer the same day with what I see and a proposal.