WORDPRESS SUPPORT AND PRICING
If you are experiencing any problems with your WordPress website, please let us know and we will be glad to help!
WEBSITE EDIT
Website edit involves creating new posts or updating existing web pages, replacement of texts and images, or any other content updates on your website.
A ONE-TIME FIX
A one-time fix will include an emergency fix for your WordPress websites, such as critical and database errors, broken links, email issues and PHP version update.
MALWARE REMOVAL
The malware removal service will start with a full scan of your WordPress site and database to detect and remove all threats and infected files.
WEBSITE EDIT
- 1x Content update
- Page or post update
ONE-TIME FIX
- 1x Emergency fix
- Single issue fix
MALWARE REMOVAL
- 1x Malware removal
- Removal of any threat
PROFESSIONAL WORDPRESS SUPPORT BENEFITS
Do not assume that nothing will go wrong with your website. If your website is not properly maintained, things can go wrong and things will go wrong. Our expert support team can help you solve any problems with WordPress, but if you want to prevent them permanently, we advise our monthly maintenance plans.
Access to experts
Speed and reliability
Investment protected
Maximum security for your site
Migrations and backups
Prevention of further damage
Convenience
Help and consultation
WordPress support saves time
WORDPRESS SUPPORT – FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
No, we are focused on being experts at maintaining and supporting WordPress websites only.
For example, one website edit means that we will create a new website page and implement a new post with images and text you delivered. The layout of the new page will follow the layout of other pages, the fonts, and the formats applied to them. Editing a website does not involve redesigning a new page or old pages with posts on the same website.
We advise checking our business maintenance plan that can cover up to 10 Website edits per month at an amazing value.
Yes, we can provide support services for any WordPress site. All we need are logins to your existing site and Web hosting provider
PHP (PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor) is a widely-used open-source programming language that runs on a webserver. It’s the most popular server-side script language used today and all WordPress sites run on PHP.
The lifecycle of the PHP version is about 2 years from its official release (plus 1 year of additional support), after which they are no longer supported. After they lose support, the PHP version needs to be updated.
The main benefits of PHP version update are improved security, new features and improvements and faster websites.
There are a couple of ways to check your WordPress PHP version
- By using the WordPress site health tool from your WordPress dashboard (Tools>Info tab>Server section)
- By using WordPress plugins that will display PHP version in the “At a Glance” admin dashboard widget
- By checking your hosting control panel
You can check the official PHP website to see which versions are currently supported.
