Complexity is the failure mode. FunkPd stabilizes systems by subtraction.
FunkPd is brought in when stacks become fragile: plugin sprawl, brittle integrations, slow hosting, and failed agency builds. The goal is not more features. The goal is a survivable system your team can own.
The Cleaner's Mandate
Most failures start with "yes." FunkPd provides the necessary "no." Boring standards. Clear boundaries. Minimal moving parts.
What judgment means
Lock scope before build starts
We define the boundaries in writing so delivery stays predictable.
Refuse fragile tools
We cut plugins and integrations that add failure modes.
Build for handoff
Clear structure, plain-language notes, and ownership-first setup.
Prioritize clarity over cleverness
Boring survives. Fancy breaks.
Bus factor, explained
Bus factor means the system should not depend on one person. We use open standards, plain-language documentation, and simple structures so any qualified developer can take over without reverse engineering.
Proof artifact
Before: Plugin sprawl, slow pages, form email failing.
Intervention: Removed 38 plugins, rebuilt templates, fixed SPF, DKIM, DMARC, added logging.
Outcome: Pages load in 1.6 seconds, email delivers, owner edits without layout risk.
How engagements run
Diagnostic
We confirm failure points and map the stack in plain language.
Scope Lock
We write the boundaries, price, and acceptance checks.
Build
We stabilize the system and remove fragile parts.
Proof
We deliver tests, notes, and a clean change log.
Handoff
We transfer ownership and walk your team through the system.
Capability statement
Short, copy-ready summary for decision makers.
Core capabilities
Rescue, rebuild, WooCommerce cleanup, deliverability fixes, migrations, and audits.
Operating model
Scope in writing; fixed price options; clean handoff.
Ownership first
Clients own domains, hosting, analytics, and code on handoff.
Send the failure state
We will reply with scope options.