Fast, stable, and looked after.

Mine is £795, fixed — the WordPress Speed Fix. Most providers won’t print a price; the ones that do range from £50 gig-work to £2,000+ agency projects. For £795 you get:

• A measured diagnosis first — WebPageTest and real-visitor data, so the money goes at your actual bottleneck rather than someone’s favourite plugin.
• The fixes the measurements justify — caching done properly, images served right, weight cut — applied and verified.
• Both numbers, before and after. You see exactly what moved. The last shop I did this for went from a 2.9-second server response to 0.22 seconds.
• An honest ceiling: if the diagnosis shows your theme needs rebuilding rather than tuning, I’ll say so — and the £795 credits in full toward that work.

Complex WooCommerce builds get a firm quote after the measure. No score-guarantee theatre — scores are lab estimates; your customers are the measurement that matters.

A fixed sequence — measurement first, promises after.

• Measure. WebPageTest plus real-visitor data against your site, so we find the actual bottleneck rather than guessing at one.
• Diagnose. You get the findings and what I recommend. If the diagnosis shows your theme needs rebuilding rather than tuning, I say so here — and the £795 credits in full toward that work. Complex WooCommerce builds get their firm quote at this point.
• Fix. The changes the measurements justify — caching done properly, images served right, weight cut — applied and verified.
• Re-measure. Both numbers, before and after, shown to you.

Finding the real bottleneck and removing it — slow server responses, oversized images, render-blocking scripts, bloated plugins. I work to Core Web Vitals and aim for fast server response times, so the site feels quick and Google rewards it.

Usually, yes. Critical errors, broken layouts, plugin conflicts, white screens and server issues. I’ll diagnose it, tell you plainly what happened, and get you back online — then, if it’s worth it, harden things so it doesn’t recur.