Most scanners tell you what's broken and leave you to fix it yourself. I run a read-only audit, hand you a prioritized report with a fixed-price quote, then fix the code — a dry-run diff you approve, never touching your live database.
I run a read-only audit across your WordPress install, classify every finding by real risk — not just "vulnerable plugin found" — and deliver a prioritized remediation report with a fixed-price quote:
The report isn't where it ends. I fix the code — starting with the Fix Today items, code-only, deployed with a dry-run diff you approve. I never touch your live database.
Page-builder breakage — Elementor or Divi layouts stored as data in your database, not code — is surfaced in the report and called out separately. It isn't a code deploy, so it's never quietly excluded or quietly billed.
No false-positive dump. No plugin to install. No changes you didn't approve.
Start with a read-only audit. If you accept the quote, I fix the code — code-only, a dry-run diff you approve, never touching your live database.
Just want to know where you stand? The full read-only audit, the triage, a prioritized remediation report, and a fixed-price quote — no obligation to proceed.
The audit, then I fix the code — the Fix Today list first, deployed with a dry-run diff you approve. Code-only; your live database is never touched.
The audit is read-only. Access comes via read-only SSH/SFTP credentials, or — preferred — a client-supplied database dump and wp-content zip. Credentials are time-bound and revocable by you at any moment.
A mutual NDA is signed before any access is granted.
I fix code, not data. Every remediation is code-only — themes and plugins, deployed with a dry-run diff you approve first. No blind edits, no database writes, no surprises. Your live database is never touched.
For cautious teams, a client-run variant is available: you run the audit tool inside your environment and send me the raw findings.
Nearly 30 years building and architecting software, now focused on one under-owned problem — WordPress sites that drift into disrepair and the maintenance debt nobody owns.