Incident opened
You send the URL, symptoms and access details. We confirm urgency and business impact.
Analyst available • Emergency response
WP•FIX handles WordPress security incidents and hard technical failures — malware, fake CAPTCHA pages, critical errors, WooCommerce problems, backdoors, redirects and recurring infections.
Core services
Choose the problem you actually have. Security incidents follow an incident-response path; broken functionality follows controlled WordPress troubleshooting.
Critical errors, plugin conflicts, Elementor, WooCommerce, PHP, updates and broken admin.
02Manual cleanup for hacked WordPress files, database payloads, spam injections and redirects.
03Fake Google/reCAPTCHA-style overlays, ClickFix prompts and conditional redirects.
04Google Safe Browsing and search warnings after a WordPress compromise.
05Emergency cleanup for hacked stores, checkout risk and customer-trust incidents.
06Find hidden persistence that makes malware return after an incomplete cleanup.
07Close known entry points, review access and reduce reinfection risk.
08Specialist WordPress security and troubleshooting help for agency client sites.
Troubleshooting knowledge base
Critical Error, 500, white screen, wp-admin, Elementor, WooCommerce checkout, migrations and more — each guide separates symptoms from likely causes.
Recovery workflow
When a website is compromised, panic creates bad decisions. WP•FIX uses a clear incident workflow: triage, evidence, investigation, recovery, hardening and follow-up.
You send the URL, symptoms and access details. We confirm urgency and business impact.
We create a safe recovery path before changing files, then map the infection scope.
Injected scripts, database payloads, fake plugins, spam pages and rogue users are identified.
Vulnerable plugins, stolen accounts, nulled themes or server weaknesses are traced and closed.
The site is cleaned, secured and documented with a clear incident report.
What we do
Cleanup is only one part. The real value is knowing what happened, what changed and how to prevent it from coming back.
Confirm compromise, identify payloads, map affected files and trace the original entry point.
Remove malicious files, injected JavaScript, spam pages, database payloads, rogue users and redirects.
Harden access, update vulnerable components, configure defensive layers and provide next steps.
Threat intelligence
The Threat Library explains how common WordPress compromises behave, what indicators matter and why visible symptoms can return when persistence is missed.
Incident reports
Injected checkout scripts discovered after a compromised plugin update.
Read report →IR-002Thousands of indexed spam URLs removed after sitemap and database injection.
Read report →IR-003Malware returned because the original entry point was never closed.
Read report →Client trust
“WP•FIX recovered our hacked WooCommerce store in just a few hours. The team identified the root cause and secured the website.”— eCommerce Business, UK
“Professional, fast and extremely thorough. They found the root cause instead of just deleting infected files.”— Digital Agency, USA
“Google had blacklisted our website. WP•FIX cleaned it, secured it and helped us move forward much faster than expected.”— Healthcare Clinic
Questions during an incident
Most hacked-site owners are under pressure. These answers explain what happens first, what we need and how recovery is handled.
Often yes. First we assess the infection, business impact and active risk. If the site is actively harming visitors or leaking payment data, we recommend a safer temporary action.
For emergency cases, the target is to begin triage as soon as access and key details are available. The first step is to confirm symptoms, scope and urgency.
No. File cleanup alone is not enough. We look for the root cause, persistence mechanisms, rogue users, database payloads, injected scripts and vulnerable entry points.
After cleanup and hardening, the site can be submitted for review through Google Search Console / Safe Browsing. Timing depends on Google, but the site must be genuinely clean first.
Usually WordPress admin, hosting or SFTP/SSH, database access when needed, and Search Console if there is a blacklist or spam indexing issue.
Yes. We can start from hosting access, backups or server files and rebuild a safe recovery path before changing production data.
We close the identified entry point, update vulnerable components, remove backdoors, review users and permissions, harden access and provide next-step recommendations.
Yes. WP•FIX can operate as a quiet white-label recovery partner for agencies that need specialist help for client incidents.
Yes. Business recovery cases can include a clear summary of what was found, what was cleaned, likely root cause and what should be done next.
Yes. WooCommerce incidents get special attention because checkout trust, customer data, payment scripts and order flow can be affected.
That usually means the root cause or a hidden backdoor was missed. Recurring infections are treated as incident investigations, not simple cleanups.
No one can honestly guarantee that. What we can do is remove the current compromise, close known entry points and significantly reduce the chance of reinfection.
Open incident
Tell us what happened and what you see. A human analyst reviews the case and replies with the safest recovery path.