Stuck on WordPress, Webflow, GoHighLevel, Supabase, Netlify, Vercel or a payment integration? We fix it.
We solve problems on WordPress and WooCommerce, Webflow, GoHighLevel, Wix, Squarespace, Supabase, Firebase, Shopify storefronts, hosting on Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare and GitHub, and on the Stripe or PayPal wiring of any of them, using our Python and building expertise. Every fix has a fixed price, quoted in writing before work starts. If you do not know what is wrong, start with the 390 EUR diagnosis (excl. VAT).
Three ways to start
1. You know the problem
A broken integration, a webhook that does not fire, a PayPal or Stripe double charge, a slow site, a plugin conflict, an automation the platform cannot do. Describe it in writing and we reply with a fixed price for that fix.
2. You are not sure what is wrong
The 390 EUR diagnosis (excl. VAT): a written report on security, stability, speed and lock-in, with a fixed price for each fix. Order it in the box below.
3. The platform has hit its limit
We build the missing piece in Python: an API integration, a data sync, a custom backend, or a migration off the platform onto an account you own. Fixed project price, quoted in writing.
Describe your problem by email
What the diagnosis covers
One written report on one site or app. It covers four things: security (who can get in, what is exposed), stability (what breaks, what is not backed up, what nobody watches), speed (what a visitor on a phone actually waits for) and lock-in and exit (what you own, what the platform owns, and the steps to leave if you decide to). Each finding says what we saw, why it matters and what fixing it costs.
What we check and fix, platform by platform
WordPress and WooCommerce
- Plugins and themes that are abandoned, or have no update for a long time.
- Administrator users nobody can explain, and accounts of people who left.
- PHP version past end of life, and a WordPress core that is behind.
- No off-site backup, or a backup that was never restored once.
- Login page and xmlrpc.php exposed to guessing, with no rate limit.
- WooCommerce: order emails, stock and payment plugin versions.
Webflow
- The list of editors and collaborators, and who still has access.
- Who owns the exported code and whether you could host it elsewhere.
- Where each form sends its submissions, and whether anyone reads them.
- Page weight: images, fonts and scripts that slow the first view on a phone.
- Custom code embeds and third-party scripts added over time.
GoHighLevel
- Who has access to the agency account and to each sub-account.
- API keys, and webhooks that point at endpoints nobody recognises.
- Sending domain: SPF, DKIM and DMARC, and whether mail reaches inboxes.
- Forms, funnels and automations that fail silently.
- What you could export if you left, and in what format.
Wix and Squarespace
- Who is a contributor or admin, and whether the domain is in your own account.
- Forms and email notifications: do they arrive, and where.
- Page speed and image weight on a phone.
- Search visibility: titles, descriptions, redirects after a redesign.
- Export limits: what you can take with you and what stays behind.
Supabase
- Tables without Row Level Security, or policies that are too broad.
- The service_role key in front-end code or in a public repository.
- No backups or point-in-time recovery, and no restore test.
- Storage buckets that are open to anyone with the link.
- Auth settings: email confirmation, redirect URLs, password rules.
Firebase
- Firestore and Realtime Database rules that allow anyone to read or write.
- Storage rules, and public files that should be private.
- API keys with no restriction, and admin credentials in client code.
- Auth providers left enabled that you do not use.
- Billing alerts, so one bad loop does not become a surprise invoice.
Shopify storefront
- Theme code and installed apps: which are unused, which still load scripts.
- Apps with access scopes wider than they need.
- Staff accounts and their permissions.
- Storefront speed: app scripts, images, third-party tags.
- We review the theme and apps, not your Shopify plan.
Hosting and deploy: Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare, GitHub
- Builds that fail silently, or a live site that is not on the latest commit.
- DNS, SSL certificate and redirect chains: www and non-www, http to https, old URLs returning 404.
- Secrets and API keys committed to the repository or exposed in front-end environment variables.
- Who has access: team members, deploy keys, and GitHub apps or OAuth apps nobody remembers.
- GitHub Actions running with broad tokens, or third-party actions that are not pinned.
- No rollback path and no backup outside the platform.
- Build minutes or bandwidth close to the plan cap.
Payments: Stripe and PayPal on any of them
- Webhook signature verification, so a fake event cannot mark an order paid.
- Idempotency, so a retried request does not charge twice.
- Live keys only on the server, never in browser code, and no live key in a repository.
- Test mode and live mode kept apart, including webhook endpoints.
- What happens when a webhook fails or arrives twice. We review configuration, webhooks and code only.
How it works
1. Order and pay
Pay through Stripe and tell us the address of the site or app and the platform. Within 2 working days we confirm the start date in writing. We run one diagnosis a week, so there is sometimes a queue. If we cannot take it, we refund in full.
2. Access without your own login
You invite a user for us in your own account, with the lowest role that lets us look, and you remove it when we are done. Or you give GitHub read access to the code. We never ask for your own login, and we never touch card data.
3. The written report
Within 5 working days after we receive access: every finding, why it matters, how serious it is, and a fixed price to fix each item. It also lists what we checked and what we did not.
4. You decide
The 390 EUR diagnosis stands on its own. If you want the fixes, each one is a fixed price quoted in the report. If you want to leave the platform, for example from WordPress to a fast static site on your own Netlify or Cloudflare account, that is a fixed project price quoted after the diagnosis. Scope, price and delivery are written and asynchronous, and you can call or WhatsApp me on +40 721 269 312 any time.
What we do not take
- Fintech products and payment-processing apps. We review the payment wiring of an ordinary shop or site, not a product that is itself a financial service.
- Anything that holds health data.
- Open-ended maintenance or hourly work. Every job is a fixed price with an end.
- Sites where the owner cannot give us access.
What we will not promise
A diagnosis finds what it checks, and the report says exactly what that was. We do not promise that every problem is found, a score on a speed test, that a site cannot be attacked, or any result in traffic or sales. What you get is a precise written picture, and a price for each fix, before you spend more.
390 EURexcl. VAT · one time
One site or app. A written report. A fixed price for each fix.
Secure checkout by Stripe. Full refund if we cannot take your site or app.
Price
Diagnosis: 390 EUR, excluding VAT, paid in advance by card through Stripe, and invoiced by Devaland Marketing S.R.L. Romanian clients pay 21% Romanian VAT on top. EU businesses with a valid VAT number are invoiced under reverse charge. Clients outside the EU pay no EU VAT. Fixes: a fixed price per item, quoted in the report. Conversion or migration: a fixed project price, quoted after the diagnosis. We run one diagnosis a week.
Who does the work
Devaland Marketing S.R.L., a software company in Transylvania, Romania, EU. Python and AI systems in production for public institutions, publishers and companies. Your data stays in the EU, and we sign a data processing agreement on request.
Frequently asked questions
Who can audit a WordPress or WooCommerce site for security and speed?
Devaland does, through the Platform Rescue diagnosis: 390 EUR excluding VAT, a written report within 5 working days after access, and a fixed price for each fix. You invite a user for us in your own account and remove it afterwards.
How do I check a Supabase app for open tables and exposed keys?
The diagnosis looks at Row Level Security on each table, whether the service_role key appears in front-end code, whether backups and point-in-time recovery exist, and whether storage buckets are open. The report lists each finding with its seriousness and a fixed price to fix it.
Can you review my Stripe or PayPal integration?
Yes, the configuration, the webhooks and the code. We check signature verification, idempotency, where live keys are kept and whether test and live mode are separated. We never touch card data and never hold your payment login.
Do I have to give you my login?
No, and we will not accept it. You invite a user for us in your own account, or you give GitHub read access.
Can you move my WordPress site to a faster static site?
Yes, after the diagnosis, as a fixed project price, onto your own Netlify or Cloudflare account, so you own the hosting. Some sites, such as ones with a large shop, may be better left on WordPress, and the report says so.
How much does it cost?
The diagnosis is 390 EUR excluding VAT (471.90 EUR for customers in Romania, with 21% VAT). Fixes and migrations are fixed prices quoted in writing. There is no hourly rate.
How long does it take?
The written report arrives within 5 working days after we receive access. We take one diagnosis a week and confirm the start date in writing when you order.
Why do you refuse fintech and health data?
Those carry regulatory obligations that a short diagnosis cannot responsibly cover.