WordPress site hacked? We'll clean it.

Standard emergency cleanup starts at ₹14,999 ($199) and covers most small-to-mid WordPress sites. Sites with heavy custom code, ecommerce, or multi-site setups are quoted on the call. If we clean it and it gets re-infected in the first 30 days from the same vector, the follow-up clean is on us.

We assume they are, until proven otherwise. Our process rotates every credential (WP, FTP, cPanel, database), invalidates all active sessions, rebuilds /wp-content from clean sources, and puts the site behind a WAF before it comes back online. If the backdoor persisted, the WAF catches the next attempt.

If Google already indexed the injected spam or phishing content, you may see a temporary dip. We request reindexing of every affected URL, submit a clean sitemap, and monitor Search Console for 'hacked content' warnings. Most sites we clean recover their rankings within 2–4 weeks.

You don't have to be on one, but we strongly recommend it. About 30% of WordPress sites that are cleaned and released without ongoing maintenance get re-compromised within 12 months. A care plan keeps plugins patched, credentials rotated, and the WAF in front — which is what actually stops the next attempt.

We can make your site materially harder to compromise — patched core, patched plugins, WAF at the edge, 2FA on admin, file integrity monitoring, and least-privilege hosting. No one can promise 'never hacked again' — but we can put you in the top 1% for WordPress security posture, which is where attackers stop trying.

Yes, and this is one of the most common calls we get. Most host 'cleanups' are a find-and-delete pass on known malware signatures. They don't patch the vulnerability, don't close the backdoor, and don't harden the stack. We do all three, which is why re-infection rates on sites we've cleaned are under 1%.

SiteLock is a CDN with a WAF — good at edge blocking, not at cleanup. Wordfence is a WordPress plugin that scans — good at detection, only OK at cleanup. We use both of them (and MalCare) as tools inside a managed service: you get human review, manual cleanup, hardening, and monitoring. The tools alone can't do the judgement-call work.

Yes. Around 40% of our WordPress security work is for clients in the US and UK. We respond in your timezone, communicate on Slack / email / WhatsApp, and bill in USD or GBP. Emergency response is 24/7 because hacks don't respect office hours.

We send you a secure credential intake link. You paste admin + FTP + cPanel credentials there, they reach us encrypted, and the link self-destructs after first read. Once we're in, we rotate every credential you shared — so even if your email was ever compromised, the attacker doesn't have working creds anymore.