WordPress Website Fix

Something's broken. White screen, broken checkout, a form that stopped submitting, a plugin conflict. We fix it fast — you don't need to understand why it broke.

Get it fixed — $149 flat

A broken WordPress site is usually urgent and rarely complicated to diagnose for someone who does this daily. You don't need a maintenance contract or a discovery call to get it fixed — you need someone to look at it today.

Common problems we fix

White screen of death / fatal error
Contact form not sending emails
Layout broke after a plugin or theme update
Checkout or payment not processing
Site loading painfully slow or timing out
Login page inaccessible or locked out of admin

How it works

Describe it

Send us what's broken and admin or hosting access. A screenshot or error message speeds things up.

We diagnose

We find the actual root cause — not just a workaround that fails again next week.

It's fixed

Fixed and confirmed working, usually same day. $149 flat, no matter how long it takes us.

Price & turnaround

$149 flat · delivered in 24 hours

Send us the problem

Frequently asked questions

One specific, describable problem — a white screen, a form that stopped submitting, a broken checkout, a layout that shifted after an update. If it turns out to be several unrelated problems, we'll tell you before starting work, not after.

That's rare, but if a fix genuinely needs more time — a corrupted database, a compromised host — we tell you within the first few hours and give you a real timeline. You're never left waiting without an update.

Yes, or WordPress admin access at minimum — we can't fix what we can't see. We only use it for the agreed fix and don't touch anything outside that scope.

If it's the same root cause recurring, we fix it again at no charge. If it's a new, unrelated issue, that's a new $149 fix — or a good sign you'd save money on the monthly subscription instead.

Yes — a fully white-screened or 500-error site is one of the most common things we fix, usually within a few hours of getting access.

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