Website broken? We'll fix it.
A broken website costs you customers every hour it stays broken. Tell us what happened and we'll find the cause and fix it — usually the same day. You don't need to know what went wrong. That's our job.
Does this sound familiar?
"There has been a critical error on this website"
The most common WordPress error message. Usually a plugin or theme conflict, and usually fixable within hours.
White or blank screen
Your site shows nothing at all. The site is still there — something is stopping it from loading.
Site broke after an update
You updated a plugin, a theme, or WordPress itself, and now the site is down or looks wrong.
Contact forms not sending
Customers fill in your form and the messages never arrive. Often a mail configuration issue we can fix in one visit.
"Error establishing a database connection"
Your site can't reach its own data. This needs attention quickly, but it rarely means anything is lost.
Layout suddenly looks wrong
Images out of place, text overlapping, menus missing. Usually one broken file or setting, not a whole rebuild.
How it works
1. Tell us what's wrong
Use the contact form and describe what you see in your own words. A screenshot helps but isn't required.
2. We find the cause
We take a backup first, then track down the problem. Most fixes are done the same day.
3. Your site works again
You get a plain-English summary: what broke, what we did, and how to stop it happening again.
Common questions
How fast can you fix my site?
We reply to every request within a few hours during business hours. Most broken sites are fixed the same day; complicated cases can take a day or two.
Do I need to know what caused the problem?
No. Describe what you see — "the site shows an error", "everything is blank" — and we take it from there.
Is my content safe?
Almost always, yes. Errors like these stop the site from displaying, but your pages, posts, and orders are still in the database. We take a full backup before touching anything.
What does it cost?
€250, one time. If the scope turns out to be much larger (for example, the site was also hacked), we tell you before doing any extra work.
What do you need from me?
WordPress admin access if you have it, and your hosting login if the site won't load at all. If you don't know where these are, we'll help you find them.
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