Rescue, rebuild, or stabilize the WordPress system.
Pick the path by site state: broken now, not worth patching, or fragile but salvageable. Systems work comes after the base holds.
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STATE_TO_SCOPERESCUE // Broken or unsafe now
Use this when the site is actively costing money, trust, leads, or staff time. Contain the failure first.
$2,000-$5,000 for full rescue after triage.
REBUILD // Not worth patching
Use this when the old site is too slow, fragile, bloated, or poorly owned to keep repairing.
Essentials: $2,500-$6,000. Detailed Growth: $6,000-$12,000.
STABILIZE // Fragile but salvageable
Use this when the site runs, but updates, hosting, speed, security, forms, or plugins keep creating risk.
$750-$1,500 for common stabilization fixes; larger cases are scoped.
EXTEND // Stable enough to expand
Use this for WooCommerce, catalogs, CRM automation, integrations, and custom workflows after the base is stable.
$7,500-$45,000+ by stage for serious systems work.
AUDIT // Needs diagnosis
Use this when the right path is unclear. Get a written diagnostic plan before rescue, rebuild, SEO, or systems work.
$250-$500.
SUPPORT // Needs small support
Use this for ad hoc edits, updates, breakage, and small fixes on stable low-risk sites.
$150/hr standard support; $175/hr ecommerce support.
01 // Rescue
BROKEN_SITE_RECOVERYWebsite Rescue is for hacked, down, failed, unstable, or unsafe WordPress sites. Triage comes first, then a fixed repair scope.
02 // Rebuild
WORDPRESS_REBUILDSRebuilds replace sites that are no longer worth patching. The goal is a clean base, fewer moving parts, visible proof, and ownership handoff.
03 // Stabilize
WORDPRESS_STABILIZATIONStabilization removes the fragility: slow pages, bad hosting, broken updates, risky plugins, security gaps, unreliable forms, and unclear access.
04 // Extend
SYSTEMS_AFTER_STABILITYExtend only after the site is stable enough to carry more business logic. Systems work covers WooCommerce, catalogs, CRM automation, and custom workflows.
05 // Fit_Check
FIT_FILTERFit
Serious operators, broken systems, fragile WordPress or Elementor sites, WooCommerce risk, bad handoffs, slow pages, unstable hosting, broken forms, messy SEO or tracking, brittle integrations.
Not fit
Brand therapy, vague moodboards, committee redesign loops, social media calendars, ad management, endless revisions, no decision maker, or no clear business problem.
Monthly support rule
Most small sites do not need monthly plans. Site Ops only makes sense when traffic, revenue, complexity, staff edits, security risk, or downtime risk justify reserved capacity.
Proof, Handoff, Ownership
PROOF_BACKED_HANDOFFYou get evidence, not vague assurance. The proof changes by scope, but the rule is the same: show what changed, why it changed, and how it was tested.
The handoff should make the site easier to own, not more dependent on FunkPd.
Get fixed scope
Send the site URL, problem, urgency, access status, current host or platform, known failures, and desired path.
