Repair or Troubleshooting
For a specific fault that needs diagnosis and controlled repair.
- Critical errors and outages
- Plugin or theme conflicts
- Elementor and layout problems
- WooCommerce faults
- Email delivery issues
Clear Scope Before Work
WordPress support pricing built around the actual job
WordPress problems rarely fit a reliable one-click price. WpFixMate reviews the issue, identifies the likely scope and confirms the work and cost before any approved changes begin.
No shopping cartNo automatic billingNo work without approval
Three practical ways to engage support
Choose the option closest to your situation. Final pricing depends on the confirmed scope, technical risk and access available.
Improvement or Migration
For defined technical work that can be scoped before implementation.
- Speed optimisation
- Site migration
- Backup and restore setup
- Security hardening
- Technical clean-up
WordPress Maintenance
For sites needing regular technical oversight instead of occasional reactive fixes.
- Controlled updates
- Backup checks
- Routine health reviews
- Issue triage
- Clear maintenance scope
Pricing note: Quotes may differ where a site is already compromised, lacks usable backups, has restricted hosting access, uses custom code, or requires recovery work before the requested task can safely begin.
How pricing is confirmed
A short assessment prevents guesswork and keeps the scope clear for both sides.
1
Send the issue
Provide the website address, symptoms, recent changes and urgency.
2
Review the scope
The likely cause, risks and access requirements are assessed.
3
Confirm the work
You receive a defined scope, exclusions and pricing before work starts.
4
Approve changes
Only the agreed work proceeds, using backups or staging where appropriate.
Pricing questions
Are prices fixed before work begins?
The issue and access requirements are reviewed first. A clear scope and price are then confirmed before approved work begins.
Why are exact prices not shown for every repair?
The same symptom can have very different causes. A broken checkout, for example, may be a simple configuration issue or a deeper conflict involving custom code, payment gateways or hosting.
Can the scope change after work starts?
Unexpected findings are explained before additional work proceeds. Work outside the agreed scope is not assumed or added silently.
Do you request passwords in the first enquiry?
No. Do not send passwords, API keys or payment details in the contact form. Secure access is discussed only when it is genuinely required.
Are third-party costs included?
Paid plugins, premium licences, hosting fees, external services and other third-party charges are separate unless specifically included in the written scope.
Need a price for your WordPress issue?
Send the website address and a clear description of what changed or stopped working. The first step is understanding the scope—not collecting sensitive access details.
Request a Scope Review →