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Triage
We review the URL, the issue summary, and the urgency so the first reply is specific, not generic.
Primary conversion page
If your WordPress site is redirecting, showing malware warnings, defaced, or leaking SEO spam, send the request now and we will triage it properly.
What's Included
Every engagement includes manual review, malware removal, root-cause investigation, hardening guidance, and a written report so you know what was found and what changed.
Process
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We review the URL, the issue summary, and the urgency so the first reply is specific, not generic.
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We confirm what is infected, how it is behaving, and where the likely reinfection path sits.
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We remove the malicious payloads and remediate the root cause instead of only hiding the visible symptom.
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We document findings, actions taken, current status, and the next steps that reduce future risk.
Proof
Anonymized Result
A real WordPress reinfection investigation where WPGuardix confirmed an unauthorized administrator compromise indicator and a contaminated historical backup artifact, then documented the safest cleanup and recovery path without exposing client-identifying details.
The client received a clear remediation plan: remove unauthorized administrator access after evidence preservation, reset privileged credentials, regenerate WordPress salts, avoid restoring contaminated backups, scan backups before future restore, keep uploads execution blocked, keep file editing disabled, rerun security scanning after cleanup, and monitor for new administrator creation.
Turnaround: Root-cause report delivered after evidence review
Anonymized Result
A real WordPress root-cause investigation where WPGuardix identified post-compromise backup contamination risk, completed evidence-first cleanup and hardening actions, and honestly documented remaining validation blockers before final go-live.
Major risk-reduction actions were completed from reviewed evidence, including unsafe backup handling and configuration hardening. Final go-live was intentionally not overclaimed because storage, scan reliability, and clean-backup validation still required follow-up before release.
Turnaround: Investigation, cleanup documentation, and hardening report completed with validation limitations
Pricing
Price moves with site complexity, infection depth, ecommerce QA requirements, and whether you need a guaranteed 4-hour response upgrade.
Tier 1
$149-$249
Standard WordPress sites with limited scope and no ecommerce complexity.
Tier 2
$299-$499
Complex or ecommerce sites, multiple infection types, or reinfection history.
Tier 3
On request
Networks, multisite, or enterprise-like scope that requires custom planning.
Decision Support
Match the symptom before you submit
If your site is behaving strangely, this is the starting point for identifying the symptom pattern before you jump to cleanup. Standard replies arrive within 2 hours during active hours, and active ecommerce emergencies are triaged within 30 minutes during active hours.
See pricing guidance
Cost questions are valid in an emergency. Buyers need visible guidance before they trust a cleanup offer, but the pricing page should still lead back to the main money page instead of competing with it.
Compare cleanup options
Comparison-stage buyers usually need to separate generic maintenance language from actual incident-response capability. That distinction matters when the site is already hacked.
Know what a real specialist should do
Some buyers already know they need a specialist. The remaining question is whether the person they hire can actually handle incident cleanup rather than simply selling a broad security label.
Review anonymized results
The result pages exist to prove process and outcomes without fabricating social proof.
FAQ
Send the site URL, the issue summary, and the best reply address. Do not delete files or install random cleanup tools before diagnosis.
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