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.
SOS-003 Error establishing database connection
$109.3248 hours
SOS-001 White screen of death — diagnosis & fix
$109.3248 hours
SOS-014 Blank page after plugin activation
$109.3248 hours
Showing 417–426 of 426 fixes
Order confirmations and admin notifications missing while the orders themselves are fine — we find where the email drops.
An external system can't connect to your store's API, or gets errors it shouldn't. We trace the request, find where it's failing, and fix it.
Core files are damaged or missing. We reinstall WordPress core cleanly, leaving your content, plugins, themes and uploads exactly as they are.
WordPress loads your entire wp_options autoload set on every single page. We find what's bloating it, correct what shouldn't load eagerly, and measure the reduction.
wp-admin restricted to your team's known IP addresses, with a documented way back in.
Scheduled tasks are not running, so backups, emails and publishing silently fail. We find why cron is not firing and set it up so it runs…
Pages are showing raw shortcode text like [vc_row] instead of the layout they should. We convert the content properly so it renders without WPBakery active.
Move your WPBakery-built pages into native WordPress blocks, so your content isn't tied to a page builder plugin going forward.
www and non-www both loading independently, redirected to one preferred version.
A broken XML sitemap regenerated and correctly resubmitted.
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.