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Website repair, without the runaround

Something broken?
Let’s find the fix.

Start with your website. See what’s wrong, what a repair needs, and who can give access. Approve the changes before anything is touched.

Free public-page check. No account or payment needed. Usually finishes within a minute.

Evidence you can inspectNo password needed to start
The repair path
01

Find the problem

Public pages, links, images, and page structure.

02

Find the right access

Your CMS, your developer, or a limited site connection.

03

Approve a specific change

A clear scope and price. Your site stays yours.

A public check never changes your site. Repairs require access and your approval.

Built for the question:
“Who actually has access to this thing?”

WordPressWebflowShopifyCustom websites

Public checks across platforms. Connected repairs start with WordPress.

A repair starts with the source

We won’t ask you for
“all your passwords.”

The visible website tells part of the story. The right access lets us fix the cause. Your assessment separates the two.

See what we can verify

An evidence-based check of up to four public pages and twelve resources. Backend behavior and transactions stay marked as untested.

Bring the right person in

Send a private, expiring access link to your developer or agency. They see the issue and the exact connection needed.

Keep a way back

Supported WordPress page repairs preserve the original content on your site. A stale page blocks the change; rollback protects later edits.

Know the scope before the bill

The check is free.
The repair is a decision.

Supported WordPress page repairs cost $99, once. For themes, page builders, Webflow, Shopify, hosting, or backend issues, request an access review first. No repair is sold on a guess.

$99per approved page repair

Up to 5 approved link or image attribute changes. Local backup, public verification, and rollback included.

What’s included

A few honest answers.

Can you fix a site without access?
We can inspect its public pages and identify observable issues. Changing the source requires permission and the appropriate CMS, repository, or hosting access. If that access is unavailable, we explain what is blocked before offering a repair.
My developer or agency manages everything. What happens?
Create a repair request and generate a private access link. Forward it to the person who manages the site. The link explains the issue and the limited WordPress connection, or the platform access a custom repair would need. It expires after seven days and you can revoke it.
What can the WordPress connector change?
Only approved link destinations and image source or alt attributes in a supported published page or post. It does not manage plugins, themes, customer records, hosting, or payment systems. Builder-controlled and unsupported dynamic content requires a separate review.
Will the check test checkout, forms, or visual design?
The initial check reads public HTML and HTTP responses. It does not execute JavaScript, submit forms, make purchases, inspect private records, certify accessibility, or perform malware testing. Those require a separately scoped investigation.
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