Third-party tracker inventory report
A full inventory of every third party your site quietly sends data to.
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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A full inventory of every third party your site quietly sends data to.
Missing or duplicated attendee data corrected, recovering what's genuinely traceable.
Booking times off by a consistent offset, traced to a timezone mismatch between WordPress, plugin, and browser.
Installing SSL has put the site into a redirect loop. We find which layer is redirecting and leave a single clean path to HTTPS.
Trailing slash and non-slash versions of the same page, consolidated to one.
A dedicated transactional email service connected in place of WordPress's own unreliable default sending.
Trash counts across your posts, pages, products or media have been climbing for months. We review, clear it safely, and fix why automatic emptying wasn't happening.
Your server takes too long to respond before the page even starts loading. We measure TTFB directly and tune the server and PHP configuration behind it.
Two-factor authentication set up and tested, so a stolen password alone isn't enough.
Your page builder loads its full asset library on every page, even ones that don't use it. We scope loading to only where it's actually needed.
PageSpeed flags unused CSS or JavaScript loading on your pages. We find which plugin assets are responsible and scope them to only where they're needed.
WordPress generates thumbnail sizes your theme no longer uses, wasting storage on every image. We remove the unused sizes and regenerate cleanly.
Uploads are rejected for being too large. We raise the limits at every level that enforces them and confirm the upload actually completes.
Indexing requests submitted at scale, only for pages actually eligible to be indexed.
A specific URL urgently hidden from search results while the permanent fix takes effect.
A data export or deletion request handled correctly, with what must legally stay clearly explained.
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.