WordPress Malware Removal Service, Flat $249, Same Day Clean.
The WordPress malware removal service that finishes the job. Flat $249, same day clean, manual entry point trace, every infected file and database table scrubbed, backdoors closed, Google blacklist warnings cleared, 30 day reinfection guarantee.
Last updated · Reviewed by Ali Yasin Jatoi
30 day money back · No lock in contract · A real engineer, never a ticket queue
A scanner plugin flags malware. It almost never removes all of it.
You searched for a WordPress malware removal service because Wordfence or MalCare cleaned some of it and the infection came back
Visitors or Google are seeing a malware or deceptive site warning on your WordPress site
You cannot tell whether a backdoor, fake admin user, or cron reinfection is still hiding
You need one fixed price for the whole cleanup, not an hourly meter that keeps climbing
The site was hacked before and nobody hardened it after cleanup, so it keeps happening
How we clean and protect your site
- 1
Find the entry point
We inspect every file, database table, and server config by hand to locate the infection and how it got in.
- 2
Remove it completely
We scrub infected files, clean the database, and close every backdoor, going far beyond what automated scanners catch.
- 3
Harden against the next attack
We lock down permissions, authentication, and plugins, then help clear any Google blacklist warning.
What you get
- Manual inspection of every file and database table
- Complete malware and backdoor removal
- Google blacklist and warning removal support
- Security hardening so it does not return
- A report of what we found and fixed
- Fixed price, guaranteed clean
What changes for you
- Your site is genuinely clean, not just rescanned
- Search warnings and blacklists are cleared
- The door the attacker used is permanently shut
This is not theory pulled from a plugin vendor blog. In August 2025 an entire shared server estate we manage was compromised at once. Here is what that job taught us, and what we now check on every malware removal.
Cleaning files does not remove hacked URLs from Google. A 410 does
The most expensive mistake we saw on that recovery was redirecting hacked URLs to the homepage with a 301. A 301 tells Google the content moved, so the injected URL stays in the crawl queue and the spam association follows the redirect onto your homepage. The correct response is 410 Gone on every injected URL, then a temporary sitemap containing only those URLs so Google recrawls them fast. On the main property the indexed URL count fell from roughly 880,000 to roughly 469,000 once that ran. Worth knowing before you start: attackers sometimes flip ranked hacked URLs to 302 on purpose, because a temporary redirect keeps a URL indexed far longer than removal.
- 410 Gone on every injected URL, never a 301 to the homepage
- Temporary sitemap of only the hacked URLs, submitted in Search Console
- Crawl a sample to confirm what the server actually returns
- Full order in our hacked URL cleanup checklist
Where the payload actually hides, based on real samples
Every dashboard on that estate looked clean. The loader lived in wp-content/mu-plugins under a security sounding filename, which WordPress loads automatically and never lists in the plugins screen. We also found modified wp-blog-header.php, a tampered user list table file that hid the attacker's account from the admin screen, and standalone droppers with random filenames. The obfuscation rebuilt function names at runtime from character offsets of junk strings, which is exactly why signature scanning for eval or base64_decode found nothing. Our cleanup reads those locations by hand on every job.
- wp-content/mu-plugins, loaded automatically, invisible in the plugins screen
- Modified core loaders such as wp-blog-header.php
- Tampered admin list table files that hide the attacker's own account
- Runtime assembled function names that defeat signature scanners
On shared hosting, isolate before you clean
Sites we had already cleaned on that server were reinfected by untouched neighbours sitting beside them. If your site shares a server with accounts you do not control, cleaning without isolating is cleaning into an open pipe. We isolate the account or stage the clean copy elsewhere before restoring, then watch outbound and file change activity for 30 days. That is the reason the reinfection guarantee is on this page instead of a disclaimer.
Questions from real cleanups
Google still shows spam URLs after the malware was removed. How do you fix that?
By serving 410 Gone on every injected URL and submitting a temporary sitemap containing only those URLs so Google recrawls them quickly. A 301 to the homepage is the common mistake and it keeps the hacked URL in the index. On the network compromise we recovered, this took the indexed URL count from roughly 880,000 to roughly 469,000.
A hidden admin user keeps coming back after I delete it. Why?
Because a file is recreating it. On a real incident we handled, one rogue admin account respawned after every deletion until we found the dropper. Look in wp-content/mu-plugins, modified core files such as wp-blog-header.php, and scheduled cron jobs. Deleting the account without removing that file is treating the symptom.
Why did Wordfence or MalCare say the site was clean?
Because the payloads we recovered rebuilt their function names at runtime from character offsets inside junk strings, so there was no literal eval or base64_decode to match. Signature scanners are useful for triage and blind to that class of obfuscation. Our removal reads the loader paths by hand.
Can one hacked site infect the others on my server?
Yes, and it does. On the estate wide compromise we cleaned, sites we had already fixed were reinfected by neighbouring accounts on the same shared server. Isolate the account first, clean second. Otherwise you will repeat the job.
Full incident writeup: network hack field notes and the hacked URL cleanup checklist.
Questions, answered
How much does the WordPress malware removal service cost?+
Flat $249 for a standard single site WordPress malware removal, guaranteed clean or your money back. Multi site networks, WooCommerce stores, and repeat reinfections are quoted after a free 15 minute triage. No hourly meters, no surprise invoices.
How fast is the malware removal service?+
Same day. Median clean time is 4 hours from access. A named senior engineer triages inside 60 minutes on weekdays and 24/7 on the emergency plan, then works the job end to end instead of handing it between shifts.
What kinds of WordPress malware do you remove?+
Pharma spam, Japanese SEO hack, 302 and redirect virus, hidden admin users, mu plugin injections, base64 encoded payloads, favicon and .ico backdoors, cron reinfections, .htaccess redirects, and every variant we have seen across 150 plus WordPress sites.
How is this different from a scanner plugin like Wordfence or MalCare?+
Scanners flag known signatures and miss the rest. Our WordPress malware removal service manually inspects every PHP file, database table, cron job, and user account, removes the full infection plus backdoors, and hardens the site so the same attack cannot return.
Do you remove Google blacklist and deceptive site warnings?+
Yes. After cleanup we submit the review request in Google Search Console, monitor Safe Browsing, and confirm visitor warnings are gone. Included in the flat $249.
What if the site gets reinfected after cleanup?+
Every WordPress malware removal ships with a 30 day reinfection guarantee. If the same infection returns inside 30 days we clean it again at zero cost and post a Loom explaining what we missed.
Do you provide a written malware removal report?+
Yes. Every cleanup ships with a plain English post mortem: entry point, list of infected files, backdoors closed, hardening applied, and what to do next. Handed over so any future engineer can pick up the trail.
Can you do it without downtime?+
In most cases yes. We work on a snapshot, verify the clean version, then swap it in. When downtime is unavoidable it stays under 15 minutes and we tell you before pulling the trigger.
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Real outcomes
Specific work, specific numbers.
- 30+ · WordPress sites cleaned in one pass0 · Reinfections in 14 days post cleanup
UK agency network: malware cleared off 30+ sites
A UK agency network of 30+ WordPress sites was reinfecting itself faster than each site could be cleaned, because they all sat in the same shared hosting account. We treated the whole account as one cleanup, used WP-CLI in bulk, and stopped the reinfection cycle. Full recorded evidence is available on request during a discovery call.
Read the case study - 36 hrs · From first call to warning cleared100% · Of donation traffic restored before launch
Nonprofit: Google blacklist cleared in 36 hours
A nonprofit donation site was hit with a Google deceptive site warning days before a major fundraising push. Donations stopped overnight. We removed the malware, hardened the site, and got the warning cleared by Google in 36 hours. Full recorded evidence is available on request during a discovery call.
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Helpful guides
Honest reading from the engineers who do the work.
- Security · 9 minWordPress malware removal: a real guide for 2026
- Security · 10 minWordPress security hardening guide: what actually matters
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Let us take this off your plate
Book a call and we will review your site before recommending anything. No admin credentials needed to start.
Every fix is recorded. Every outcome is verifiable.
We have 500 plus recorded engineer sessions covering migrations, malware cleanups, speed wins, and emergency recoveries. Most clients are under NDA, so we cannot publish them publicly. On a 20 minute discovery call we will show you the recordings, dashboards, and before and after numbers most relevant to your situation.
- Loom walkthroughs of real client recoveries, narrated by the engineer who did the work.
- Anonymised case files with PageSpeed, GSC, and uptime evidence, NDA respected.
- References from named clients available on the call when there is a fit.
On your discovery call you will see
500+
Recorded fixes
150+
Founder track record
100%
Confidential
No pitch. We will show evidence relevant to your site.
One service, one system
Every service sits inside the same engineering discipline.