Is your WordPress site broken? We call you back.
Describe what is not working and leave us a number. We call you back to understand, then confirm the price and the timeline before touching anything.
If your WordPress site is broken, you describe the problem and leave a phone number: we call you back to understand, we look at the site, then we confirm the work, the price and the availability before doing anything. Nothing starts without your approval, and you do not need to be a client already.
The failures we see most often.
White screen
The site no longer appears at all after an update or a change.
Critical error
WordPress error message, plugin conflict, PHP version problem.
Hacked site
Strange content, redirects to other sites, a warning from Google.
Lost access
No admin password left, no access to the server or the domain.
Silent forms
Your customers' requests are not reaching anyone.
Very slow site
Slow pages, oversized images, overloaded server.
A callback, a diagnosis, a confirmed price.
You describe the problem and leave a number. We call you back to ask the right questions and understand what happened.
We then look at your site and tell you what is broken, what the work involves and what it costs. Price and availability are confirmed before the work — we never start without your agreement.
You do not have to be one of our clients. A repair can stay just a repair.
Tell us what is not working.
The more precise your description — the error message, what you were doing right before — the more useful the callback will be.
Frequently asked questions
How much does WordPress troubleshooting cost?
Troubleshooting is assessed case by case. After the callback and a look at the site, we tell you what is broken, what the work involves and what it costs. The amount and availability are confirmed before any intervention.
Do I need to be a client already?
No. A one-time fix can stay a one-time fix; you do not need to be a client with us.
What kinds of problems do you fix?
The most common failures: a white screen after an update, a WordPress critical error or plugin conflict, a hacked site with strange redirects, lost administrator or server access, forms that no longer send anything, and sites that became very slow.
My site was hacked. What do you do?
We look at the state of the site, explain what happened and what the cleanup involves, then confirm the price and the timing before touching anything.
How do I stop it from happening again?
With routine maintenance: tracked updates, backups kept off the server, monitoring and security fixes. That is what our maintenance and hosting service covers.
Fixing is good. Not breaking again is better.
Most failures come from a site left without updates or backups. That is exactly what our monthly maintenance is for.