Selective plugin loading – scope to pages
Heavy plugins configured to load only on the specific pages that actually need them, instead of on every single page across your site.
Something on the site is broken and you want it working again. Every fix here starts from a symptom you noticed, not a project you commissioned.
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Heavy plugins configured to load only on the specific pages that actually need them, instead of on every single page across your site.
sellers.json and app-ads.txt set up correctly for the supply-chain transparency some buyers require.
Underlying markup corrected to genuine semantic HTML, with the visual design untouched.
SEO plugin migration that maps and preserves your existing meta data, tested on staging first.
Your theme and SEO plugin both quietly generating schema for the same content — resolved.
A setting or plugin configuration silently reverted after a migration or domain change, with no error anywhere. We repair the underlying corrupted data directly.
Your host offers Varnish or LiteSpeed server-level caching, but it isn't set up, or isn't coordinated safely with your existing caching plugin. We configure both to…
A report on whether your JavaScript-dependent content is actually visible to crawlers.
A server-side tagging endpoint set up for real data accuracy, with an honest read on whether you actually need it.
Live carrier rates integrated at checkout, pulled directly from the carrier's own API.
Shipping rates show wrongly, or not at all, for some customers. We rebuild the zone and method configuration so every address gets a correct, valid option.
One old URL, one new destination, the correct redirect type applied.
The server refuses to serve pages and returns 403. We find what is blocking the request — permissions, a security rule, or server config — and…
Your site search returns no results even for content you know exists. We find whether it's exclusion settings, a plugin conflict, or database corruption, and fix…
An update left the site stuck showing a maintenance notice. We clear it safely, check whether the update actually completed, and repair anything it left half-finished.
A full crawl of your site's internal links and assets, catching broken links and missing files before a visitor stumbles onto one.
Something on the site is broken and you want it working again. Every fix here starts from a symptom you noticed, not a project you commissioned.
That is what makes a fixed price possible. A fault has a known shape — we have seen it before, we know what usually causes it, and the diagnosis is work we have already done rather than time you pay for. So the price and the deadline are on the page before you buy, and if we cannot fix it you pay nothing.
The categories below are grouped by what you can see rather than by what sits underneath. You do not need to know whether a white screen is a PHP error, a plugin conflict or a memory limit — that is the part we work out, and it is most of what you are paying for.