Same-day emergency service
Malware Removal for Your Website
Because the cleanup isn’t the hard part.
The backdoor is what brings the malware back. We clean the infection, trace the entry point, and close it. Most cleanups finish within 24 to 48 hours, and we start today if your site is live and infected.
Our approach
A surface cleanup buys you a few weeks.
Leave the backdoor in place and the attacker walks back through it. We remove the malicious code, trace how it got in, fix that vulnerability, and harden the site.
Malware types we remove
Nine infection types, from redirect hacks to database injections.
Malware types we remove
Some sit in a single file. Some are threaded through your database table by table. The list below is what actually shows up.
- Redirect hacks (visitors sent to spam sites)
- Pharma hacks (fake drug pages injected into your site)
- JavaScript malware (code that runs in your visitor’s browser)
- Backdoors (hidden files that let attackers back in)
- Spam link injections (hidden links boosting other sites)
- Admin account takeovers
- Database injections
- Cryptocurrency miners
- Email spam scripts
After the cleanup
Change the locks and the intruder still has the key they copied. Hardening is where that key stops working.
- Web application firewall setup
- Login protection (2FA, CAPTCHA, login rate limiting)
- WordPress core, theme, and plugin updates
- Removal of unused themes and plugins
- File permission hardening
- XML-RPC shut off wherever your setup allows
- Blocking vulnerable PHP functions
- Google Search Console blacklist removal
- Ongoing security monitoring
Is your site infected?
Six signs, and most of them are quiet.
The first thing most owners see is a Google warning or a suspension email from their host. By then, it has usually been running for weeks.
Google is showing a "site may be hacked" warning
Google scans billions of pages. When they flag your site, organic traffic drops immediately. We get you delisted from the blacklist as part of the cleanup.
Visitors are being redirected to spam sites
Your visitors land, then get sent somewhere else. You often miss it entirely, because the redirect fires only for logged-out traffic, and you’re logged in.
Strange pages or content appearing
Pages appear in Russian or Chinese, selling pharmaceuticals. Google reads them as your content and ranks you accordingly.
Your site is suddenly very slow
Crypto miners and spam scripts run in the background on your server. Your visitors pay for it in load time.
Your hosting provider suspended you
Hosts automatically scan for malware and suspend accounts that are sending spam or consuming unusual resources. We’ll get you cleaned up so they reinstate you.
Admin accounts that appeared on their own
Attackers add their own admin account, so your password reset locks you out and leaves them in. We find every access point they left behind.
Emergency fixes
Not malware? We fix that too.
Plenty of emergencies have nothing to do with a hack. If your WordPress or WooCommerce site stopped working, we find the cause, quote a fixed price and fix it, often the same day.
White screen or error messages
Usually a PHP error, a plugin conflict or a memory limit. We find which one it is and fix that.
An update broke the layout
A WordPress, Elementor or plugin update changed your design. We roll back to isolate the conflict, then fix it so you keep the update and your layout.
Site down or locked out
DNS or server problems, a suspended hosting account, or a login that no longer works. We find the cause, work with your host where needed, and get your site and your login working again.
Checkout or forms stopped working
Your WooCommerce checkout throws errors or your contact form stopped sending. We trace the cause and fix it before it costs you more orders or leads.
Most of the sites we fix were built by someone else. When a site is too broken to be worth patching, you get a repair quote and a rebuild quote side by side.
Prevention
91% of WordPress vulnerabilities live in plugins.
Updates close most of them. The other 46% go public before a patch exists; those need monitoring, because there’s nothing to update to yet.
Our maintenance plans cover monthly updates, weekly security scanning, daily offsite backups, and hourly uptime monitoring. A $99/month plan costs less than one $299 cleanup.
5 hours
Median time to mass exploitation
91%
Of WordPress vulnerabilities are in plugins
Same day
We start on active infections
What ignoring it costs
Unanswered malware warnings cost them 2,800 pages and the backup.
The host warned them about the infection. The warnings went unanswered, so the host took the site offline and purged it and the stored backup together, with $50,000 a month in Google Ads still running to dead pages. We rebuilt it from the Internet Archive in 5 days.
Our process
Our malware removal process, step by step.
We trace the infection back to the entry point, then close it. Four steps, same order every time.
Pricing
Malware removal starts at $299.
Complex infections get priced after a diagnostic: database injections, multiple backdoors, sites needing a partial rebuild. You see the number before we start.
Ongoing protection runs $99/month: updates, backups, security monitoring, scanning.
Our team
WordPress handled by people who understand the code, content, and systems behind it.
Marko
Head of Development
20+ yrs WordPress
Marko
Web Developer
10+ yrs WordPress
Miloš
Web Developer
15+ yrs WooCommerce
Stefan
Web Developer
5+ yrs Elementor
500+
Clients
30-day
Cleanup guarantee
5.0
Rating on Clutch
20+
WordPress years on the team
Our work
Some of the brands we have built for.
Common questions
Malware removal questions, answered.
Same day for active infections. Use the emergency link and someone responds within 2 business hours. Non-urgent security audits start within 1 to 2 business days.
No. We take a complete backup before we start, and the cleanup targets malicious code only. Where malware sits inside a legitimate content file, we show you the file and agree on the fix with you first.
This is the most common call we get. A surface cleanup leaves the backdoor, so the attacker re-enters through access they already have. We find and remove every backdoor, then close the entry point that created them.
Starts at $299 for standard removal and hardening. Database injections, multiple backdoors, or a partial rebuild get quoted after a diagnostic, and you see the number before we start.
Through the same entry point, no. Closing it is part of every cleanup, and that’s the difference between our work and a surface scan. Through a new one, yes. A plugin you install next month can open a route that doesn’t exist today, and 46% of WordPress vulnerabilities go public before a patch exists. That gap is what a maintenance plan covers.
Yes. We diagnose the cause first: server, plugin, update or hack. Where a backup restore is the fastest route, we do that and get you live again. Then we fix what caused it, so the same failure does not happen again.
Browser or Google warnings, spam pages, redirects, blacklisting, sudden slowness, admin accounts that appeared on their own, or a host suspension. If you notice any one of those, we can confirm and clean it.
Yes. We identify the vulnerability, fix it, and harden the site so the same route is closed. Usually it’s an outdated plugin, a weak password, or a compromised account.
Yes. After cleaning and hardening, we submit the site for review to Google and the other blacklists so warnings clear and your traffic recovers.
Most cleanups finish within 24 to 48 hours of starting, often same-day for straightforward infections. Severe or repeat cases run longer, and we update you as we go.
