Website rescue. Fixed scope. One accountable engineer. 48-hour delivery.

I diagnose, quote, and execute within a 48-hour window. Most actual work takes about 8 hours — the rest is testing, documentation, and bulletproofing. You get a detailed report at the end.

I'll tell you honestly during diagnosis. If scope changes, I give you a new flat-rate quote before any additional work. No hidden fees, ever.

Both. I work with agencies needing senior overflow, and directly with business owners tired of paying for band-aids.

Everything. WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, Node.js, Python, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Linux, Cloudflare, Nginx — if it runs on the web, I can fix it.

The fix, a plain-English report, documentation of what was done, and recommendations to prevent recurrence.

Rescues are one-time engagements. But many clients return for additional rescues. I'm here when you need me — no retainers.

Every rescue is a flat-rate ticket from $2,000 to $5,000 USD, and the exact price is locked before work starts. You see the number before you agree to anything — no hourly billing, no surprise fees.

Yes. You keep every credential and account you had. The rescue log documents everything that changed, and the handover includes anything new you need to run it yourself.

We trace a single request from the browser through DNS, TLS, the CDN, the application and the database. Each layer is checked until we find the exact point where it breaks. You see the result in plain English, not technical jargon. The fix follows the same path and is delivered in 48 hours at a flat rate.

That's exactly who this is for. You describe the problem in your own words ("my checkout stopped taking orders", "my site got hacked"), get a plain-English plan, and a fix written for a business owner, not an IT department. You never have to touch the technical side.

Speed problems usually live in the CDN layer, the database, or unoptimized code. We trace the request from the browser to the database, find exactly where it stalls — oversized images, a slow plugin, an unconfigured cache, or a database query that takes seconds instead of milliseconds — and fix it within 48 hours. The flat-rate ticket starts at $2,000.

Do not panic and do not delete anything. A hack is an application-layer break: malware planted, a backdoor installed, or files modified. We trace the entry point, remove the malware, close the backdoor, harden every door, and give you a plain-English breach report — all within 48 hours at a flat rate of $2,500.

Yes. A broken checkout is an application-layer failure: a plugin conflict, a payment gateway error, or a PHP crash. We trace the request from the browser to the database, find the exact line that fails, fix it, and test a live purchase before handing it back — 48 hours, flat rate, no surprises.

This is usually a DNS or indexation problem. Either the domain records were changed (hijack or misconfiguration) or Google dropped the pages because of a technical error. We trace the DNS, check the index status, and restore your visibility — 48 hours, flat rate, starting at $2,000.