What gets fixed
- WordPress & WooCommerce — fatal errors and white screens after plugin or PHP updates, checkout and payment-gateway failures, broken emails, plugin conflicts, slow admin.
- PHP & Laravel — exceptions, failed queues and cron jobs, upgrade breakage, session and login bugs, data corruption from race conditions.
- JavaScript front ends — React/Next.js rendering bugs, hydration errors, broken forms and layout regressions on mobile.
- APIs & integrations — webhooks that fire twice or not at all, payment and CRM sync failures, expired credentials, rate-limit errors.
- Databases — slow or locking queries, deadlocks, migrations that went wrong.
How a fix is done
Every bug is reproduced first, then traced to its root cause, fixed, and verified — with a short written note on what broke and why, so it doesn't come back. Where it's cheap to add, a regression test or monitoring check goes in with the fix. Risky fixes are staged before they reach production.
Why a subscription instead of an hourly freelancer
You don't re-explain your stack for each bug or wait for quotes. Queue as many issues as you have; they're worked one at a time in your order, each with a 24–48h delivery target. One flat price means no surprise invoices when a "quick fix" turns out not to be quick.
How it works
- Subscribe — $999/month in USD through PayPal, with launch code SAZM50 applied. No contract; pause or cancel any month.
- Queue tasks in your client portal, in priority order. Unlimited requests; one active task at a time.
- Get the work — a 24–48 hour delivery target per task once work starts, written updates, no meetings. Code goes to your repository, and you own all of it.
Not sure yet? Run a free speed audit of your site first, or ask a question — no sales call.