WordPress Rescue Pricing

Clear scope agreed before any work starts
Fixed rescue packages, not open-ended billing
Senior-level WordPress and WooCommerce expertise
No upselling, no hidden costs, no pressure

WordPress rescue work isn’t about being the cheapest — it’s about fixing the problem properly and safely. Our pricing reflects senior-level experience, clear communication, and focused time spent resolving issues that can’t be left broken.

WordPress rescue pricing and cost clarity

WordPress Rescue Packages

Choose a rescue package that fits your situation.

Quick Fix Rescue

£150 – £250
Typical cost

Best for one clear issue You can describe the problem clearly (e.g. one error, one broken feature, one form issue).
Fast diagnosis and fix We identify the real cause and apply a proper fix, not a temporary patch.
Clear outcome You’ll get the fix (where possible) plus a short summary of what was changed.
Clear recommendation if the issue is larger We’ll recommend the next step before any upgrade or extra work.

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Half-Day Rescue

£350 – £450
Most common choice

Most common choice Ideal when the cause isn’t obvious and you need proper investigation.
Best for complex issues Plugin conflicts, broken updates, intermittent errors, slow admin, random failures.
Investigation-first approach We isolate the cause, confirm the fix, and stabilise the site.
Fix and stabilise The goal is a stable site that won’t break again with the next update.
Clear communication You’ll know what we found, what we changed, and what to do next.

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Full-Day / Priority Rescue

From £650
Priority handling

Best for business-critical sites For shops, lead-gen sites, or anything where downtime costs money.
Complex incidents and high risk Major breakages after migrations, big updates, persistent errors, severe performance issues.
Priority handling Designed to get you back to a stable, working site as quickly as possible.
Next steps included You’ll get a clear action plan to keep the site stable going forward.

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Rescue packages are one-off services. If the issue turns out to be larger, you’ll get a clear recommendation before any upgrade or extra work.

What can be handled within a WordPress rescue package?

Rescue packages include focused, senior-level time dedicated to diagnosing and resolving issues on your WordPress website. The work is always agreed in advance, based on the problem you’re facing. Below are examples of tasks that are commonly handled during a rescue — not an exhaustive list.

Front-end fixes including layout issues and custom CSS or JavaScript
Back-end PHP fixes related to themes, plugins, or core behaviour
Plugin conflict resolution and compatibility troubleshooting
WooCommerce checkout, cart, or payment workflow issues
Contact forms not sending or receiving emails
Search and replace operations after migrations or URL changes
Broken layouts or functionality after updates
Adding safe, scoped code snippets using WordPress hooks

Performance and page-speed fixes based on real audit data
Theme or plugin configuration issues
Menu, widget, and navigation corrections
User role and permission adjustments
Tracking and analytics fixes (GA, GTM, pixels)
Testing checkout flows and critical site functionality
Minor content or structural fixes required to complete the rescue
Clear recommendations when issues fall outside the rescue scope

If a task turns out to be outside the scope of your selected package, you’ll be informed before any additional work is carried out. There are no surprises, no open-ended billing, and no unnecessary upselling.

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If your site is down, unstable, or something broke after an update, plugin change, or migration, tell us what’s happening. We’ll review the details and confirm the next steps before any work starts.

Include your website URL, what changed before the issue, and any error message or screenshot. That helps us move faster.