Is your site redirecting visitors to spam, showing strange ads, or flagged by Google as unsafe? We clean the files and database, find how the attacker got in, close that hole and request the warning removal. Prices are public, payment is staged, and you own every account and file.
Quote and schedule after your brief
We search files, the database and the theme for malicious code and remove it, rather than hiding the symptom. We test from mobile and from different countries, because some malware only shows itself to first-time visitors.
After cleaning, we submit a review request in Google Search Console (Google's free dashboard for site owners) and follow up. Warnings are often lifted within days, but the timing is Google's call.
We look for the cause: an outdated plugin, a weak or stolen password, or a backdoor (a hidden entry the attacker left for later). We close it, rotate all passwords and keys, and update the stack.
We review server logs where the host keeps them and write a short incident note: what was touched, whether customer data was at risk, and what to do next. For legal advice on breach notification (GDPR and similar), you need a lawyer.
Use a package to describe what you need. We agree on the quote and schedule after reviewing your brief and requirements.
One small site with a simple infection
Sites or stores that get hacked repeatedly or carry a Google warning
Stores or complex sites that need an incident note and ongoing watch
You describe the task and current workflow. We clarify requirements, choose a first stage and prepare a quote.
We snapshot the site as it is and find what is infected and how the attacker got in.
We remove malicious code and rogue accounts, update the system and rotate passwords.
We close the entry point, enable two-factor login, login limits and automatic backups.
We recheck the site, blacklists and Google status, then hand over the incident note. Payment is in stages.
Access to your hosting and site admin, plus a description of what you see. If you have a backup from before the hack, send that too. You can change all credentials after the work, and every account stays yours.
It's risky. Malware often hides in several places and a deleted file reappears. You can also break the site. Take a backup first and find the cause of the breach.
The schedule depends on scope, materials, access and external approvals. After your brief we agree on stages and acceptance criteria. For marketing outcomes, we also agree on how to measure progress: rankings, leads and sales depend on more than the work delivered.
In most cases yes, once the malware is truly gone. We submit the review in Google Search Console. How long Google takes to respond is outside our control.
Send us the host's message. We clean the site and prepare an explanation for the host's support team so the account can be restored.
Yes, as a separate service with its own price. After the cleanup you can hire us for maintenance or anyone else. All files and access stay with you.
Describe your business, the outcome you need and your current workflow. We will clarify the requirements and prepare a quote after your brief.