You need a WordPress tech. Now.
When the problem is today and the answer comes in two weeks, here's a senior dev who opens the email, estimates, and ships. You talk directly to the person touching the site.
- !Site blocking the business: checkout, leads, bookings
- !Client waiting on a 'trivial' fix for 10 days
- !You need an honest technical opinion before deciding
- !You want one reachable person who does what they say
- !You have a small but critical task and can't find anyone to take it
- !Whoever built the site is no longer reachable
- 01The task is too small to fit the workflow of a structured supplier
- 02Freelancers from platforms with no verifiable references
- 03Internal devs maxed out on larger projects
- 04Ticket-based models that reward the wrong speed (many replies, zero resolutions)
- 05Lack of site documentation (whoever built it has vanished)
- 06Fragile setup built years ago, never updated
A repeatable procedure, not guesswork.
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Email with the problem
You write what you need. The more specific you are, the more accurate the estimate. No mandatory calls before an estimate.
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Estimate within 24h (usually less for urgent)
Written hour range: '1–2 hours' or '3–6 hours'. Plus a note on known risks.
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Site access
You share wp-admin or FTP credentials. If you have security concerns, they can be time-limited: revoked after the job.
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Backup + work
Snapshot before touching. Remote work, async mode. Updates via email.
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Delivery
Site fixed + detailed report of what was done. Always in plain language, never 'various fixes'.
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Invoice
On real minutes. €45/hour, Italian VAT invoice, bank transfer. No surprises.
How much can it cost?
Indicative range. Final estimate after seeing the site.
Banner to hide, broken link, text to change in 5 languages. Same day if possible.
Feature fix, form repair, conflict debug, page restore.
Take back control of a site you've lost track of: audit + access + fixing the most urgent things.
The questions I always get.
01What do you mean by 'urgent'?
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A request that blocks the business: site offline, contact form broken for days, checkout failing, pop-up stuck on the homepage. For urgent issues the reply usually arrives within hours, not the next day.
02Is there a surcharge for emergencies?
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No. The rate stays a flat €45/hour. I move on urgent requests first, but I bill them like all others: real minutes, no surcharge.
03Do you work weekends or evenings?
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I'm operative Mon–Fri, usually 9:00–18:00 CET. I don't guarantee weekend replies. For critical out-of-hours situations, send the email anyway: I find it at 8 AM Monday.
04What do you need to start right away?
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wp-admin or FTP/SFTP access, hosting, domain. If you've lost even one of these, just say so: often it's recovered in half an hour.