WordPress Hacked? We'll Fix It Fast.

Emergency malware removal and full site restoration from the team that maintains WordPress sites every day. Same-day response available.

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Signs Your Website May Be Compromised

If any of these are happening, get help now

Google shows "This site may be hacked"
Visitors are redirected to spam sites
Your host suspended the account for malware
Strange popups or injected links
WordPress admin users you did not create
A sudden drop in search traffic

Not hacked, just broken? The same help applies when a site fails after an update, has slowed to a crawl, or the developer who built it is gone and nobody knows how it works. Not on WordPress? We handle hacked and broken sites on other platforms too, so reach out either way.

How We Clean Up a Hacked Site

When your WordPress site has been hacked, speed matters. We follow the same four stages every time, so nothing is patched over and left behind.

1
Find it

Identify the breach
- Full file and database integrity scan
- Find the malware and how it got in
- Detect hidden backdoors and unauthorized admins
2
Clean it

Remove malware and repair damage
- Remove injected code and spam redirects
- Clean infected themes and plugins
- Restore WordPress core and database entries
3
Lock it down

Secure WordPress
- Reset passwords and access credentials
- Update core, themes and plugins
- Lock down wp-admin and security settings
4
Keep it clean

Prevent future attacks
- Confirm the site is clean and working
- Fix remaining security and hosting gaps
- Set up updates and monitoring

Transparent Pricing

A proper cleanup starts with a technical review, so we understand the breach before we touch it. We do not offer quick fixes or surface-level cleanups.

Step 1: Assessment

$250 flat diagnostic fee

Full security review
Where the infection came from
A clear scope for the cleanup

Step 2: Cleanup

$500 to $2,500 fixed price, quoted after the assessment

Priced on how far the infection spread
Includes restoration and repair
Includes security hardening

Invoices are issued before remediation work begins.

What We Have Found on Hacked Sites

Every cleanup is different, which is why we assess first. A few of the things we have pulled out of client sites:

Redirects hidden in the database

Visitors clicking a membership organization's About page were sent to another site. The redirect was a script inserted into the database, not the theme, so it survived a look through the files.

Code disguised as an image

An association's site redirected every visitor after a moment. The cause was obfuscated PHP saved in the theme's images folder under a favicon file name, loaded from the theme's own index file.

A spam post from a real account

A spam post appeared on a real estate blog under a real author's name. The problem was access, not code: we added a firewall and tightened the login, and the account was given a new password and a role that cannot publish.

After the Cleanup

Most hacked sites were not attacked for who they are. They were running an old plugin that someone scanned for. Once your site is clean, a maintenance plan keeps it patched and watched, with on-call emergency support on the Growth and Enterprise plans.