WordPress runs a third of the web, which is exactly why every bot on the internet knows its weak points. We clean the infection by hand, close the plugin hole it came through, and get your rankings and reputation back.

Attackers change your password or quietly add their own administrator accounts.
Search results show pages you never made, and visitors get bounced to scam sites.
Random .php files in uploads and theme folders. Those are shells, and deleting them alone is not enough.
A single clean WordPress compromise is typically $699. Multi-backdoor or repeat infections run up to $1,200. The $99 dispatch fee that starts the clock is credited toward this price in full. If we miss the 60 minute milestone, Stripe reverses your payment automatically.
Full pricing for every tier is public. See the complete pricing page. No promotions and no discounts, ever. The guarantee is the offer.
Every WordPress site publicly advertises its platform, and most advertise their plugin versions too. When a vulnerability in a popular plugin is published, automated scanners find and exploit every unpatched site running it within days. It is not personal. It is industrial.
A real recovery therefore has three parts: remove every malicious file and database injection, identify and patch the exact entry point, and harden the rest so the next scan bounces off. We do all three, and we show you the evidence.
If this is your second or third cleanup, the honest advice is that patching faster will not win forever. Moving to a custom coded site removes the public blueprint attackers rely on. Ask your engineer about it once you are back online, or read why custom sites do not get hacked this way.
The refund is not a promise you have to chase. If we miss the first milestone deadline, Stripe reverses your payment on its own, with no phone call and no forms. That is how sure we are.
Almost always. Between the live file system, the database, and cached copies, we reconstruct sites without usable backups routinely. Every recovery includes setting up proper backups afterward.
We patch what is exploitable and flag anything abandoned. A pile of outdated plugins is usually how this started, so we leave you with a concrete list of what to keep, update, or drop.
A bare reinstall loses your content and does nothing about the stolen credentials or the vulnerable plugin that caused this. Recover first, then decide the platform question deliberately.
Call now and a master engineer will be looking at your site within minutes. Flat pricing, live progress, and an automatic refund if we miss the hour.