Website patch and fix service for £1,000 all in

Website Patch and Fix is a fixed £1,000 service for an agreed business website that has been hacked, is redirecting visitors, has injected spam, contains vulnerable software or has stopped working properly after an update or hosting change. The job begins with a technical assessment and a recoverable backup or copy wherever the current access and hosting make that possible.

The service can cover malware and injected code cleanup, removal of unknown administrator access, supported core, theme, plugin or framework updates, practical security hardening, repair of agreed forms or customer journeys, and final checks on the public site. The work is carried out against a written incident scope so the important routes are tested before the website returns to normal use.

A so called global hack is usually not one person choosing a particular small business. Automated systems scan websites around the world for the same exposed plugin, weak password, abandoned account, leaked credential or unpatched server component. One vulnerability can therefore produce similar compromises across many unrelated websites in a short period. The response still has to be specific to the affected site: preserve evidence, find the entry route, remove persistence, update the exposed component and verify the routes customers actually use.

The £1,000 fixed price covers the agreed patch and repair scope for one recoverable website. It does not include a redesign, new features, paid software licences, a full server migration, recovery of deleted data where no usable backup exists, specialist forensic investigation or work on compromised third party accounts. If the assessment shows that the site needs one of those routes, the boundary and any extra cost are explained before that work begins.