Every question, answered.

The complete handover: the fix verified within the agreed scope, the rescue log, the plain-English handover document, the before/after proof of the work, every account and key still under your control, and one locked invoice in USD. Nothing else is ever billed — if anything outside the scope appears, you get a new flat-rate quote to approve before any work starts.

After the ticket is named and the price locked. One invoice, one payment, then the 48-hour clock starts. No monthly fees, no auto-renew.

You are told straight in the diagnosis, before any work outside scope. A new flat-rate quote is presented and you approve it, or the rescue stays inside the original ticket.

The handover lands: the verified fix, the rescue log, the plain-English document, before/after proof, your keys still under your control, and one locked USD invoice.

Yes — a 12-hour express at double the flat price, chosen before payment. Same locked-price logic, half the window. The 48-hour clock is the standard; the 12-hour clock is your option.

$3,500 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

No. The cleanup works on the live data and keeps your content intact. Rebuilding or data recovery is never part of a standard cleanup, but I flag anything fragile in the forensics report before touching it.

The rescue ends with a fresh scan and a forensics report that documents what was found, what was removed, and how access was hardened. You keep that report.

Same attacker, same infection type, within 60 days — I will re-clean it free and tighten the hole they used. The report gives you evidence we can both compare against.

$3,500 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

In most cases the domain can be recovered through the registrar — The company where your domain name is registered — whoever controls that account controls the domain. using a documented chain of proof plus escalation to the registry when a registrar stalls. If the domain was resold to a third party, case-specific legal steps apply — you stay part of that decision.

Damage control and the recovery package are delivered inside 48 hours. Actual transfer-back time depends on the registrar and their fraud team — usually a few days once the case is filed.

That is the first thing we protect. We secure the accounts that depend on the domain before the transfer is finalized, so the recovery does not create a second outage.

$4,500 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

If the checkout fails because of a specific root cause — a plugin — An add-on that extends your CMS; outdated or abandoned plugins are the most common way sites get hacked. conflict, a caching defect, a server bottleneck — I fix that cause. Temporary patches that melt at the next surge are exactly what the 48-hour process is designed to avoid.

No. The audit is read-only. Fixes are deployed carefully and verified immediately, with the ability to roll back in seconds if anything looks off.

WooCommerce is the most common case, but cart and checkout stability on Shopify, BigCommerce, and custom carts are covered by the same audit-and-test process.

$4,000 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

No. The challenge rules apply only to traffic that behaves like a bot. Regular shoppers on normal devices pass through with no change to the checkout experience.

Cloudflare is the recommended edge, and onboarding is included in the rescue. If you use another CDN — Content Delivery Network — copies of your files served from cities near each visitor, so pages load faster worldwide. or security layer, I configure on that and document the trade-offs.

You receive a monitor showing challenged and blocked requests over time. If the bot pattern changes, the rules adapt — and you see that in the log.

$6,500 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

No — it is the technical posture and remediation a small merchant does before a QSA or their processor's SAQ becomes real. If you specifically need a certified QSA signature, that must come from an approved assessor.

For most small e-commerce sites, yes — because compliance is mostly removing card data from your own servers, which is a focused change, and documenting it.

Processors can fine or drop you, and card-brand rules plus the FTC apply directly to merchants. A breach when you were non-compliant is the expensive combination — this rescue is the cheap insurance.

$4,000 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

One page. If the plan cannot fit on one page, it will not be read in the middle of a crisis. Supporting details live in a credentials and runbook vault behind it.

No. The drill is a tabletop walkthrough and a safe test of access and restore paths, not an actual outage. Nothing production gets touched without your explicit approval.

E-commerce, SaaS, and agency-managed sites that live or die on availability — the common thread is you want the next outage to be short and boring.

$15,000 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

Correct. There may be no malware left at all. The point is proving the attacker cannot come back — every door closed, not just the ones that were used. Cleanup of lingering files is included, but it is the smallest part of the scope.

Every credential, key, DNS record, cron job, integration, and service account that touches your systems — plus the ones nobody remembered. Each one is closed, rotated, or removed, and the closure is documented as proof.

Owners, directors, insurers, and legal. It is written so a non-technical reader understands the severity, the response, and the remaining risk — without dumping jargon or overhead on top of the work that was done.

$12,000 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

In the vast majority of cases, yes — through the registrar's account-recovery and fraud-escalation channels, backed by the proof of ownership we assemble. Speed matters, and this recovery starts the same day.

What is recoverable is recovered; what is not is rebuilt to match. You are told the difference explicitly up front, with no downgrade hidden in the log.

Reputation accounts connected to the site are part of the same recovery where they were taken with it — we do not stop at the domain and leave your email hijacked.

$7,500 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

A firewall is a tool you rent. Hardening is the posture that makes the tool decide correctly — accounts, DNS, permissions, updates, backups. The two work together, but the posture is the part people usually skip.

Yes — it is the natural second half. When added to Total Takeover Recovery, the price pairing is $12,000 + $7,500, and the recovery's final lock step becomes this full hardening instead of a basic one.

That is exactly who it is for. If you have already been hit, start with Lockdown. If you have not, this is the version that means you may never need the one that follows.

$14,500 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

A fix repairs what broke — a plugin conflict, a caching issue, a server bottleneck. This is a full architectural hardening: card data moved to tokenized flows so it never touches your server, load-tested under spike traffic, fraud rules in front of it, and PCI scope reduced. A fix costs $4,500. This costs $14,500 because it rebuilds the room instead of patching the wall.

No. The tokenized flow is the same speed for a human; the fraud and security tests run against the traffic that behaves like an attack, not the one that behaves like a customer.

Yes — the same hardening maps to hosted carts and custom checkouts. The work is at the layer both of them share: the payment flow, its gateway, and the edge in front of it.

$2,000 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

Most sites we rescue go from 5–8 seconds to under 2 seconds on mobile. I give you before/after measurements so you are not taking my word for it.

No. Every change is staged, tested, and reversible. The rescue ends with a full regression pass so your features still work exactly as before — only faster.

Both. Mobile is where Google measures and where most of your traffic sits, so the optimization is built around the mobile experience first.

$2,000 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

With correct records and cleaned lists, most senders see inbox placement return within the first days and stabilize within two to four weeks of warm-up.

Tools do not fix your domain's records or reputation. Even Gmail-you@yourcompany.com needs SPF, DKIM, and DMARC to stop being misclassified.

A controlled ramp of sends to engaged recipients with delivery monitoring. I configure it so it runs without your team micromanaging it.

$3,500 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

The first step of the rescue separates the two. Manual actions appear in Search Console with a reason; technical errors appear in crawl data. The diagnosis tells you which one you are dealing with — and what to fix.

When the cause is technical, re-inclusion usually starts within days of the fix and can take a few weeks to fully rebuild. You will see the first recoveries in Search Console inside that window.

No. This rescue is the technical recovery that reconnects the pages you already have. If content and links are the next problem, the report says so honestly — instead of selling you a subscription.

If the technical fix is not enough — you need rankings rebuilt, not just pages re-indexed — Google Resurrection is the premium version. It adds content and internal-link rebuilding so the rankings come back stronger, not just back.

$4,500 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

Your data is preserved. The work is indexes, configuration, and the removal of genuinely obsolete records — all backed up and reversible before the first change.

Query profiling shows whether the issue is design or maintenance. Schema fixes are included when they are the root cause, with the migration handled carefully.

Before/after query time, load numbers, and database size are captured and handed over. You will see the difference in numbers, and in your page response times.

$3,500 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

Usually not. Most slow VPSs are under-configured, not undersized. If your box genuinely lacks capacity, the report will say so with measurements instead of a guess.

Any Linux VPS — nginx, Apache, cPanel, or custom stacks. Cloud providers such as AWS, DigitalOcean, Hetzner, and Vultr variants are all standard.

No planned downtime. Configuration changes are applied and tested without dropping service, and anything risky is staged first.

$4,000 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

No. The rescue is the technical side that makes your ads work — landing speed, tracking hygiene, and conversion path. Your media buyer keeps buying; I keep the site from eating the budget.

Google Ads, Meta, and TikTok pixels are covered, plus server-side tracking setups where they exist. If tagging is messing up conversion data, first we make it correct.

Landing vitals in the green, tracking firing cleanly, and a verified test conversion. From there your next campaigns run on real, trustworthy numbers.

$25,000 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

If the campaign does not return three times its spend within 30 days of launch, the $5,000 run-fee is refunded. The angle and the assets stay yours — they are the part we designed, and they still have value.

Base scope is $25,000. If your brief goes beyond 2,000 characters, each additional 1,000 characters adds $1,500, so we design only what you actually give us — every detail and every price is locked before work.

You own the landing page, the ads, and the angle. Whether we keep running it is a separate, simple decision — priced plainly, never an automatic renewal.

$7,500 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

Re-inclusion of corrected pages usually begins within days of the fix and compounds over the following weeks. The evidence is visible in Search Console, which is part of what you keep.

Manual actions are diagnosed and handled with the correct remediation — the rescue includes the response package and resubmission. What it does not sell is a way to skip the line.

No one can promise a specific position. What is promised is the reversal of the event, correct re-inclusion, and a rebuild that removes the technical reasons you cannot rank.

$4,000 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

The cutover is designed for zero customer-visible downtime: the new server is fully built and tested before DNS switches, and DNS TTL is lowered beforehand so the switch is instant.

A full rollback is prepared and kept warm for 48 hours after cutover. If anything smells wrong, we roll back in one command with your data intact, then retry the move.

Yes. If you need a new VPS, I configure it, secure it, and migrate into it as part of the same rescue — typeset to your workload, not a generic image.

$2,000 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

The test-restore defines the answer for your exact site. Typical results are under an hour, and you keep the timed, documented restore as proof.

Three independent destinations, following 3-2-1: primary, off-site, and a second region — each encrypted. No single vendor or event can take all three out at once.

Storage is billed to your own cloud accounts at their normal rates. I configure it to keep overhead minimal (compressed and pruned), and it stays yours even after the rescue.

$2,500 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

Typical results are a 40–70% cut in monthly hosting-related spend, plus fewer renewals and add-ons to track. Your real number comes from your real invoices, which is the audit's first output.

Yes — different workloads can safely share a properly configured server. Separation (test, staging, and production, or client sites) is handled with proper directory and resource isolation, not physical hardware.

The same audit applies: consolidate under your control, keep client isolation correct, and document the new access so you stop being chained to old reseller panels.

$4,500 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

That is exactly what the rescue solves. I reverse-engineer the dependency list from your live site and billing history, then pull every account back under your control.

Almost always no. Everything needed is recovered through registrars, hosts, and providers using standard account-recovery procedures — which is why the 48-hour timeline is realistic.

Yes. Nothing is disrupted; access is recovered and secured in place. Users see no change, because the recovery is about the account layer, not the site itself.

$4,000 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

Yes. The audit removes the waste, not the function. If a tool is used and earning its cost, it stays and I justify it in the report.

Most audits find duplicate or stale licenses. Removing them loses nothing. Where a cheaper replacement covers the same need, that is offered as an option — never as a forced change.

Negotiating annual rates or consolidating licenses is part of the process where it applies, and the savings show up in the same report.

$5,000 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

The choice matches your stack and budget — from simple, exportable trackers up to integrations with the ticket system you already pay for. No new tool is added if the current one can do the job.

The setup is designed around daily work, not micromanagement. Honest teams find it useful — it turns their paid hours into verifiable, billable proof.

Yes. Deliverables include exportable reports suitable for billing clients by the hour or verifying a flat-fee scope.

$12,000 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

No. The site keeps its brand, content, and behavior. What gets fully reworked is the database and the stack underneath it — the part that decides whether everything else is fast or slow.

The base price includes migration of the platform plus up to 100 GB of database. Every additional 100 GB (or part of one) adds $1,500, so the size of your data is priced transparently up front.

The stack is built to be upgradable without another migration — version and host changes are then normal maintenance, not a project. If you do grow beyond it, you will see it coming in the numbers.

$5,000 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

No. Every cancellation is your call, shown with the evidence. The audit's job is to make each decision obvious — keep or cut — instead of leaving it to the default of another renewal year.

Common results run 40–70% of the audited bill for the sand-theft lines, because duplicates, dead licenses, and overpriced hosting dominate what is found. Your number comes from your invoices.

Then the report says so and justifies each line you keep, rather than inventing cuts to look productive. The savings is whatever the receipts honestly support.

The Plugin Audit ($4,000) finds what you are paying for and not using. This audit ($5,000) adds three things: receipt-based proof of every cut, renewal negotiation where it applies, and a renewal calendar that keeps the savings from slipping back. The extra $1,000 buys proof, not just recommendations.

$4,500 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

Three independent destinations across two continents — primary, off-site, and a second region — each encrypted, on storage you own or rent without lock-in. No single vendor or event can take all three.

The standard setup installs a tool. This one engineers the policy, the geographic diversity, the encryption, and then proves the restore under a clock you watch. The proof is the product.

Storage is billed to your own accounts at their normal rates, configured to stay small with compression and pruning. It is yours even if every other agreement disappears.

$9,000 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

Code health and security, infrastructure and access, licensing and subscriptions, third-party dependencies, data handling, and concentration on any single person or service. All mapped to risk and cost.

Yes — NDAs against the target or their advisor are supported, with access handled through controlled channels so the acquisition stays confidential.

Flat $9,000, independent of deal size, delivered within 48 hours as a PDF plus the supporting data. No hourly billing, no scope creep.

$12,000 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

In your own words, up to 2,000 characters — what you sell, where the money goes, and what worries you. If you send more, each additional 1,000 characters adds $1,500, so you can be as thorough as it deserves.

No. A technical audit answers what is broken in the system. A radiography answers what is leaking in the business — of which the technology is one part, and rarely the most expensive.

Because a machine-compiled checklist is not the same deliverable. The owner reviews, records, and signs it. That is the difference you are paying for, and the reason the price is what it is.

The Standard is the scalable version your team can support: 25-minute video + 3-page report. The Deep Dive adds everything that cannot be delegated — full technical documentation, intellectual capital valuation, fiscal appraisal, process mapping, and risk analysis. The Standard is the entry point; the Deep Dive is the board-ready asset.

$25,000 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

The Standard gives you a 25-minute video and a 3-page report — the scalable version. The Deep Dive adds everything that cannot be delegated: full technical documentation, intellectual capital valuation, fiscal appraisal, process mapping, and risk analysis. Same owner, much deeper scope.

No. The Deep Dive is specifically owner-led because it requires the judgment and context that only comes from the person who runs the company. That is why it is not scalable, and that is why it holds up to board and investor scrutiny.

The physical deliverable: a professionally printed and bound document containing everything from the Deep Dive — technical documentation, valuations, process maps, risk analysis. It is designed to sit in a boardroom or a data room, not on a hard drive.

In your own words, up to 2,000 characters — what you sell, where the money goes, and what worries you. If you send more, each additional 1,000 characters adds $1,500.

$7,500 flat, all-in. Price locked before work starts, delivered in 48 hours, and if it can't be delivered within scope you don't pay. No hourly meter, no surprise line items.

Yes. The three rescues list at $11,500 separately; the pack is a single $7,500 scope covering all of them, because they share the same audit and one engineer.

At least one week before a launch, sale, or busy season — the 48-hour work plus a few days of buffer lets the email warm-up and the monitoring start proving themselves before traffic arrives.

Yes. Speed numbers, restore test, and deliverability report are all documented as part of the pack's single rescue log.