Emergency WordPress support when your site is down, broken, or showing critical errors.
If your website broke after an update, plugin change, or migration, you need a controlled fix, not guesswork.
We diagnose the real cause, stabilise your WordPress site, restore critical functionality (forms, checkout, admin access), and confirm it’s safe to run again.
A controlled recovery process led by a senior developer (no trial-and-error).
If any of these are happening, rescue is the right starting point.
Rescue is about restoring stability and protecting revenue — then giving you clear next steps to prevent repeat failures.
We identify what actually caused the failure using logs and controlled testing, not assumptions.
We apply the smallest reliable fix that restores stability without introducing new problems.
We verify the journeys that matter: admin access, forms, checkout, integrations, and key pages.
You get a clear summary of what broke, what we fixed, and what to do next to prevent repeat issues.
WordPress rescue is designed for situations where your site is actively failing: downtime, critical errors, broken functionality, or sudden performance collapse. The goal is to restore a working site quickly and safely, then confirm it won’t fall over again.
We restore access to wp-admin, fix fatal PHP errors, resolve plugin and theme conflicts, and recover broken site journeys like checkout, payments, and forms. If the site broke after migration, we fix redirect loops, mixed content, missing assets, database connection issues, and broken configuration.
If performance is the issue, rescue focuses on stability first (timeouts, crashes, server errors), then the most likely bottlenecks: caching rules, misbehaving plugins, database strain, and theme-level issues. If we find a security event (malware, injected scripts), we contain the risk and advise on the next steps.
If your site is broken, these pages cover the most common root causes:
WooCommerce Checkout Not Working
Rescue Packages & Pricing
No open-ended billing. Scope is agreed before work begins. If the issue is larger than expected, you’ll know before any additional work is done.
Use WordPress Rescue when your website is down, showing critical errors, broken after an update or migration, or when key functionality like checkout or forms stops working. It’s designed for urgent, business-impacting issues.
No. Rescue is emergency recovery and repair when something is already broken. Maintenance is preventative care to reduce the chance of emergencies (updates, monitoring, backups, security hardening).
We replicate the failure and use logs and controlled testing: server/PHP errors, WordPress debug logs, plugin conflicts, theme overrides, and recent changes. This avoids random changes that cause new problems.
Yes. This is one of the most common rescue scenarios. We identify the update that triggered the failure and apply a safe fix — often resolving conflicts, outdated templates, or compatibility issues.
Where possible, we use the safest approach available for your setup. The method depends on urgency, access, and whether a staging environment exists. The priority is restoring service safely.
Rescue work is handled with agreed scope and fixed packages based on complexity. This keeps expectations clear and avoids open-ended billing.
If scope changes, you’ll be informed before any additional work is done. No surprises and no unnecessary upselling.
We recommend a preventative plan: safe update workflow, backups, monitoring, plugin review, and caching/security rules that protect critical pages. Many clients choose maintenance after rescue, but there is no obligation.
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.
