Duplicate-function plugin consolidation
Two or more of your active plugins do overlapping jobs. We identify the real overlap and consolidate down to one, without losing functionality you use.
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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Two or more of your active plugins do overlapping jobs. We identify the real overlap and consolidate down to one, without losing functionality you use.
Elementor has accumulated unused widgets and leftover element data over time. We clean it up without touching your live pages' appearance.
Elementor's CSS isn't generating correctly, and the built-in Regenerate CSS tool hasn't fixed it or the problem keeps coming back. We find what's actually blocking generation.
The Elementor editor won't load — stuck loading, blank canvas, or an error — even though your live pages display fine. We isolate the cause and…
Colours or fonts have changed sitewide with no specific edit you made. We find what overwrote your Global Colors or Fonts and restore the correct values.
Move your Elementor-built pages into native WordPress blocks, so your content isn't tied to a page builder plugin going forward.
A full check of your domain's email authentication, reputation, and content, with a ranked report of what's actually worth fixing.
A real record of every email WordPress sends, so "did that actually go out" stops being a guess.
Your transactional and marketing emails tested across real email clients — Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail — to catch rendering issues before customers do.
Order and notification emails that look wrong in a real inbox, even when the preview looks fine.
Emails sending successfully but landing in spam — we check authentication, reputation, and content to find out why.
Something has gone badly wrong and you want the site back as it was. We restore from the most recent good backup and tell you exactly…
An ERP or accounting sync issue traced to the connection, mapping, or schedule actually failing.
WordPress cannot reach its database and shows a connection error. We check credentials, server status and table health, repair what is broken, and get the site…
A recurring event's occurrences fixed, whether the rule was wrong from the start or a plugin update broke it.
Event schema built from your confirmed date, time, and location details.
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.