Site broke after an update? Diagnose, attempt one contained repair, verify, and report — in writing.
A narrow Emergency WordPress Repair for update-related breakage. Promise: diagnose + attempt one contained repair + verify. No guaranteed recovery. Scope reply: usually within one business day. Async written process — no phone calls required.
This offer targets
- Site breaks after a plugin, theme, or core update
- WordPress critical / fatal error after an update
- Plugin conflict or failure tied to a recent update
- Elementor update causes editing or saving failure
- Obvious update-related frontend or backend breakage
Include your website URL, what broke (and after which update if known), and any error message or screenshot. I’ll reply with whether it fits the fixed-price scope — usually within one business day. Payment link is sent only after that confirmation. No payment link on this page.
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Which offer fits?
Broke after an update? → Emergency WordPress Repair — £49
Update-related critical/fatal, plugin conflict, Elementor edit/save failure, or similar. Diagnose + one contained repair + verify.
One small agreed issue? → WordPress Quick Fix — £49
Broader one-issue fix (forms, layout, links). Written diagnosis, one fix attempt, verification, completion note.
Regular updates and checks? → Update & Safety Check — £59
Backup check, core/theme/plugin updates, smoke tests, short report.
What £49 covers
Backup-first
Confirm a usable backup exists (or create one with available tools) before repair work starts.
Written diagnosis
What we found, in writing — whether the issue fits this emergency pass or needs a different quote.
One contained repair attempt
One bounded attempt to restore the affected update-related breakage within this pass.
Verify + report
Verify the affected page/flow after the attempt and send a short written completion report by email. Access is then removed.
This is not a guaranteed recovery. If diagnosis shows the issue is outside this scope, you will be told before any expanded work.
Included vs not included
Included
- Site breaks after plugin / theme / core update
- WordPress critical or fatal error (update-related)
- Plugin conflict or failure tied to a recent update
- Elementor update editing / saving failure
- Obvious update-related frontend or backend breakage
- Backup-first check, written diagnosis, one contained repair attempt, verification, completion report
Not included
- Hacked / malware sites
- Hosting or server migrations
- Major custom PHP development
- Database reconstruction
- Full redesign
- Multiple unrelated faults
- Paid plugin / theme licence purchases
- Server-wide problems outside WordPress
- Guaranteed recovery, uptime, or security claims
Price
Describe the issue + website URL first. After scope confirmation, we’ll send the £49 payment link. Work starts after payment + agreed access. No payment link on this page.
No fake reviews, countdowns, invented repair counts, or “24/7” claims. Honest scope, backup-first, async email only.
Need a broader one-issue fix instead? WordPress Quick Fix — £49 · Need a full update pass? Update & Safety Check — £59
How it works
Sequence: Describe issue → confirm scope → payment → backup → diagnose → repair → verify → report → remove access. Payment only after scope acceptance.
- Describe the issue Email the website URL, what broke (and after which update if known), and any error message or screenshot. You do not need to share access yet.
- Confirm scope I’ll reply with whether it fits this £49 emergency pass — usually within one business day. After that confirmation, we’ll send the payment link — not before. No payment link on this page.
- Payment, then backup After payment, access is requested only when needed (least-privilege, temporary). We confirm or create a usable backup before repair work.
- Diagnose → repair → verify → report → remove access Written diagnosis, one contained repair attempt, verification of the affected page/flow, short report by email. Access is removed when the work is done. You retain ownership and control.
Access we need
You do not need to share access immediately. First describe the issue and website URL. I’ll confirm whether it fits the fixed-price scope. Access is requested only when needed. Work uses least-privilege temporary access (temporary admin user preferred). Passwords are never requested by email. Access is removed when the work is done. You retain ownership and control of the site.
- WordPress administrator access when needed (temporary admin user preferred)
- Site URL + clear description of what broke and when / after which update
- Hosting / file panel access only if WP admin alone isn’t enough (nice-to-have)
Acceptance: written diagnosis delivered; one contained repair attempt made when in scope; verification noted; completion report sent; access removed.
Who runs QuietForgeTools
QuietForgeTools is run by Rytis Mamonas. I help small businesses with focused website fixes, maintenance tasks, and practical automation improvements.
Why fixed-scope vs open-ended hiring
This £49 Emergency WordPress Repair is one contained update-related breakage: backup-first, written diagnosis, one repair attempt, verification, report. Price and boundary are confirmed in writing before payment. Recovery is not guaranteed. Open-ended hiring suits ongoing discovery or a backlog of unrelated faults — the total stays open. Choose this offer when one named update-related emergency is enough.
FAQ
What counts as an “emergency” under this offer?
Update-related breakage: site down or critically broken after a plugin/theme/core update, WordPress fatal/critical error, plugin conflict from an update, Elementor edit/save failure after an update, or similar obvious frontend/backend breakage tied to an update.
Do you guarantee the site will be fixed?
No. We diagnose, attempt one contained repair, and verify. There is no guaranteed recovery, uptime, or security claim.
What if diagnosis shows it is out of scope?
You will be told before any expanded work. Out-of-scope items (malware, migrations, major custom PHP, DB reconstruction, redesign, multiple unrelated faults, paid licences, server-wide issues outside WordPress) need a separate quote or a different offer.
When do I pay?
Describe the issue and website URL first. After scope confirmation, we’ll send the £49 payment link. There is no payment link on this page. Work starts after payment and agreed access.
Do you need a phone call?
No. Everything is async by written email.
How is this different from Quick Fix (£49)?
Emergency Repair targets update-related critical breakage (fatals, conflicts, Elementor edit/save failure, post-update front/back breakage) with an explicit backup → diagnose → repair → verify → report → remove access sequence. Quick Fix is a broader one-agreed-issue pass (forms, layout, links, etc.). See Quick Fix.
How fast do you reply to the first email?
Usually within one business day with whether it fits the fixed-price scope. Delivery timing after payment, access, and go-ahead is separate.
Do I send passwords by email?
No. Passwords are never requested by email. Access is requested only when needed, using least-privilege temporary access, and removed when the work is done. You retain ownership and control.
What if the one repair attempt does not fully resolve it?
You still get a written diagnosis, what was attempted, verification notes, and a completion report. Further work is quoted separately — not rolled into this £49 pass.
Start here
Include website URL, what broke, and any error/screenshot. I’ll reply with whether it fits the fixed-price scope — usually within one business day. Payment only after confirmation. · mamonasr789@gmail.com · async only
Broader one-issue fix? £49 Quick Fix → · Updates instead? £59 Update & Safety Check →