Emergency WordPress support: flat $249, a reply in 8 to 12 hours

What You Receive After an Emergency Fix: The Six-Point Persistence Report

Most repeat infections happen because a previous cleanup only deleted visible surface files while leaving the attacker's backdoor behind. When I clean a compromised site for $249, I send you a written report showing the exact results of six persistence checks:

• Scheduled Task (wp-cron) Inspection: I check your WordPress task scheduler for hidden recurring jobs that re-download malware or disable security plugins like Wordfence minutes after you turn them on.What you see in your report: a before-and-after list of active cron hooks and any malicious tasks removed.
• Must-Use Plugins (wp-content/mu-plugins) Audit: Attackers hide silent scripts in the mu-plugins folder because WordPress runs them automatically without showing them in your normal plugin list.What you see in your report: the exact file list and code verification of your mu-plugins directory.
• Server Auto-Prepend Rules (.htaccess and php.ini): I inspect your server configuration files for auto_prepend_file directives that force PHP to execute hidden malware before WordPress even loads.What you see in your report: clean, verified copies of your .htaccess, .user.ini, and wp-config.php files.
• Unauthorised Administrator Account Sweep: I audit the wp_users and wp_usermeta database tables directly to find hidden admin accounts that do not appear in the standard dashboard view.What you see in your report: a complete roster of remaining admin users so you can confirm you recognise every name.
• Database Script and Redirect Injection Check: I scan wp_options, wp_posts, and widget tables for injected JavaScript and conditional mobile redirects that trigger only when visitors tap through from Google search or Google Ads.What you see in your report: the exact database rows cleaned and a clean verification scan across desktop and mobile user-agents.
• Shared Hosting Cross-Site Contamination Check: If you host multiple domains inside one cPanel or shared hosting account, an unpatched addon domain will re-infect your main site across shared folders.What you see in your report: a file-permission and directory isolation review showing whether neighbouring sites on your server are bleeding into your production folder.

Your Contact Form Stopped Sending Leads (Or an SSL Renewal Broke Your Outbound Mail)

When a quote form breaks or an expired Let's Encrypt TLS certificate stops your server from sending email, you lose paying enquiries without knowing it.

I diagnose and fix the entire chain between your WordPress form button and your inbox:

• Silent Form Drops to Outlook and Gmail: If your form plugin (such as NEX-Forms, Contact Form 7, or Elementor Forms) saves the entry in WordPress or fails intermittently across browsers while Outlook silently drops the notification, I set up authenticated SMTP delivery and on-site failure logging so you can see any failed send and recover the original request inside WordPress.
• Broken Third-Party Form Endpoints: If your site relies on an external endpoint like formsubmit.io that suddenly stopped working, I replace or repair the handler on staging and verify end-to-end delivery.
• SSL/TLS Mail Errors and DNS Deliverability (SPF, DKIM, DMARC): If a failed certificate renewal broke TLS mail on your server or missing SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records are getting your domain flagged as spam, I audit your DNS records and mail configuration and fix the root cause.