
Fix your broken WordPress site within 24 hours
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What you get with this Offer
Every hour your site is broken, you're losing visitors, enquiries and sales. I fix WordPress emergencies — fast.
What I fix:
White Screen of Death
"There has been a critical error on this website"
500 Internal Server Error / 502 / 503
Database connection errors
Plugin or theme conflicts after an update
Broken layouts and CSS after an update
Login and admin dashboard lockouts
Broken contact forms
Failed or stuck updates
Mixed content and SSL warnings
404 and permalink errors
Site stuck in maintenance mode
How it works:
Message me your site URL and describe what's happening
I diagnose the issue — free, before you pay anything
You order, send access, and I get to work
Fixed and back online, usually well within 24 hours
I tell you exactly what broke and why, so it doesn't happen again
What's included:
Full backup taken before I touch anything
Diagnosis and root-cause fix — not a workaround
Testing across desktop and mobile after the fix
A plain-English report of what went wrong
Site left working, not patched over
Why me:
I'm a full-stack developer — Python, Django, React, PostgreSQL — so when a fix means reading actual code, database queries or server logs, I can do it. Most WordPress "fixers" can only disable plugins until something works.
Send me your URL now for a free diagnosis. No obligation, no charge for looking.
Get more with Offer Add-ons
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I can do Express 6-hour fix
Additional 1 working day
+$60 -
I can malware removal and cleanup
Additional 5 working days
+$174 -
I can full site speed optimisation
Additional 4 working days
+$107 -
I can security hardening and firewall setup
Additional 5 working days
+$101 -
I can backup system setup (automated)
Additional 1 working day
+$60 -
I can 1 month monitoring and support
Additional 2 working days
+$121 -
I can additional unrelated issue
Additional 1 working day
+$54
What the Freelancer needs to start the work
1. Your website URL
2. A description of the problem and when it started
3. WordPress admin login (or hosting/cPanel access if you're locked out)
4. FTP or file manager access
5. What changed just before it broke — an update, a new plugin, a hosting change?
6. Any error message you're seeing (a screenshot is ideal)