Small fixes
One problem with one cause, such as a form that's stopped sending, a page broken by an update or a menu that won't open on mobile
From
£49per fix
Website fixes · UK-wide
Broken updates, plugin conflicts, white screens, forms that don't send. Send me the URL and what's wrong, and I'll come back with a quote.
Fixes from £49. WhatsApp, text or email me the URL and what's wrong.
Or use the quote form →One problem with one cause, such as a form that's stopped sending, a page broken by an update or a menu that won't open on mobile
From
£49per fix
Hacked sites, hosting moves and sites left without updates for years
Quoted
OpenCart fixes · UK-wide
OpenCart developer for UK shops: PHP 8 errors, broken extensions, order emails, checkout problems and upgrades on OpenCart 3 and 4. From £49 per fix.
Shopify fixes · UK-wide
Shopify store broken? Checkout, theme, product image, navigation and speed problems fixed remotely across the UK, from £49 per fix.
WooCommerce fixes · UK-wide
WooCommerce checkout, payments or order emails not working? Store slow or broken after an update? From £49 per fix, done remotely across the UK.
WordPress maintenance · UK-wide
WordPress care plan for small business websites: hosting, WordPress and plugin updates, security monitoring and small edits from £20 a month. No contract.
WordPress fixes · UK-wide
WordPress broken after an update, showing a critical error or not sending emails? From £49 per fix, done remotely anywhere in the UK.
Most small business sites are WordPress or Shopify. If you log in at an address ending in /wp-admin, it's WordPress, and if you sell products through it with a basket and checkout, it's probably WooCommerce. If you log in at admin.shopify.com, it's Shopify. If you don't know, it doesn't matter: send me the address and I'll tell you.
Fixes start at £49, and a fix means one problem with one cause, such as a contact form that's stopped sending, a page broken by an update, a menu that won't open on mobile, or a "Not secure" warning. Most small business problems are exactly that.
Some jobs are bigger, such as cleaning up a hacked site, moving to new hosting, or updating a site that's been left for years. Those get their own quote before any work starts, and you decide whether to go ahead. You'll never get a bill you didn't agree to.
Most broken sites weren't hacked or badly built. They just weren't looked after. If your site runs on WordPress, the care plan, from £20 a month, covers hosting, updates checked by a person, security monitoring and small edits. For the common causes and what to check first, read common problems found on small business websites and what to check first when WordPress breaks.
Yes. Fixes are done remotely, so I work on sites anywhere in the UK. All you need to send is the address and what's wrong.
No. Once you've agreed the price, you create a temporary admin login for me on WordPress or OpenCart, or approve a collaborator request on Shopify. You can remove it when the job's done.
I look before I quote, so in most cases I know what's wrong before you agree a price. If something turns out to be different from what we expected, I'll stop and tell you before doing anything more.
By bank transfer. You agree the price before I start, and I'm not VAT registered, so there's nothing added on top.