Your site is hacked. We start cleaning within the hour.
Defaced homepage, malware warning, Google blacklist, spam pages, a redirect to somewhere you’ve never heard of — whatever the symptom, a WordPress security engineer takes SSH access, finds every backdoor, and gets you clean. Then we harden it so the same hole doesn’t reopen next week.
Every hour a hacked site stays live, it costs you customers, rankings, and trust.
Once Google flags your domain, every visitor sees a red warning screen — and your organic traffic falls off a cliff. Preventive plugins like Wordfence and Sucuri are great before an attack; once you’re breached, you need hands on the server. SiteLock charges $200–$500/month and sits at 1.5★ on Trustpilot. Freelancers vanish at 2am. We answer.
Sources: search-volume estimates; Trustpilot SiteLock rating, 2025.One flat incident price. Cleaned, de-listed, and hardened.
No hourly meter. We quote the incident based on severity after a 15-minute triage, then it’s fixed for that price.
- Full malware & backdoor removal
- Database & file-by-file inspection
- Core, plugin & theme integrity reset
- Post-cleanup hardening pass
- Everything in Standard, priority queue
- Google blacklist / Safe Browsing removal
- Reconsideration request written for you
- WooCommerce order & checkout integrity check
- Firewall + daily malware scanning
- Off-site daily backups with 1-click restore
- See Security & Malware care
From “we’re hacked” to clean in four moves.
You’ll see each step happen in a shared incident log — no black box.
Triage & contain
We take secure access, snapshot the site as-is for forensics, and stop active damage — kill rogue admin users, take down phishing pages, break redirect chains.
Hunt every backdoor
Malware comes in pairs. We scan file-by-file and across the database for eval/base64 payloads, injected admins, cron jobs, and reinfection scripts — not just the one you noticed.
Clean & de-list
Remove the malware, reset core/plugin/theme integrity, then file the Google Safe Browsing reconsideration request so the red warning screen comes down.
Harden the hole
Find the entry point — outdated plugin, weak login, exposed file — and close it. You get a written report of what happened and how to keep it shut.
What a typical recovery looks like.
Illustrative of a common WooCommerce reinfection case. Your incident gets its own timeline — we don’t promise a clock we haven’t started.
What people ask at 2am.
How fast can you actually start?
Will I lose my content or orders?
Google flagged my site. Can you remove the warning?
What if it gets hacked again?
Do you work on WooCommerce / membership / LMS sites?
Tell us what you’re seeing. We’ll take it from here.
Submit the form and an engineer responds within the hour — day or night. Prefer to talk? Call 1 (800) 555-1234 and press 1 for emergencies.
Three services that keep it from happening again.
Don’t wait for it to get worse. Start now.
Malware spreads, Google penalties deepen, and customers lose trust by the hour. A real engineer can be on it within 60 minutes.