Whatever state it’s in.

Every job starts with a full audit, so you get a plain-English report on what’s wrong and a fixed quote to put it right, before anything is touched.

01

Website rebuilds

Sites that have outgrown their bones, rebuilt properly on WordPress. Same brand, better foundations.

02

Rescues

Slow, hacked or half-finished sites stabilised, cleaned up and put back to work.

03

Migrations

Moved between hosts or platforms without losing content, SEO or uptime along the way.

04

Security tune-ups

Malware cleanup, hardening and patched entry points, locked down before trouble finds them again.

Honest numbers, fixed quotes.

Rescues start at a known number. Rebuilds vary too much to guess at, so they’re scoped and quoted after the audit, and the quote is the number you pay. All prices exclude GST.

Rescues

For sites that are messy, but still alive.

From $500 + GST


  • Fix small performance issues
  • Minor malware cleanup / plugin chaos
  • Basic UX fixes
  • Update + stabilise WordPress / CMS
  • Security tune-up & hardening

Full rebuild

For sites past the point of patching.

Quoted after a free audit


  • Full website audit first
  • Same brand, rebuilt on WordPress
  • Content & SEO migrated across
  • Performance rebuilt properly
  • A report in plain English

Common questions

Yes. Malware cleanup, closing the hole it came through, and hardening so it doesn’t happen twice. If the damage runs deeper than a cleanup can reach, I’ll tell you before recommending a rebuild.

Not if it’s done properly. Content, URLs and redirects are mapped before the move, and search engines are told where everything went. Rankings survive migrations that are planned, not rushed.

Happens more than you’d think. I’ll audit what they left, recover what access I can, and get the site under control, then you decide whether it needs a rescue or a rebuild.

The audit answers that honestly. If the foundations are sound, a rescue puts things right for a lot less. If every fix would be a patch on a patch, a rebuild is cheaper in the long run, and I’ll show you the numbers either way.

Most rescues are stabilised inside a week. Genuine emergencies, site down, active hack, get looked at as soon as possible.

Send me the mess. I’ve seen worse.

Tell me what’s wrong, or just send the link if you’re not sure. You’ll get a plain-English audit and a fixed quote.