Professional WordPress Malware Removal Service

Our specialists clean your site from viruses, malware, infections, redirects and malicious code for $119/WordPress or refund your money.

Remove Malware from you site Today and get the CleanTalk Security Plugin for 1 year for FREE.

1. Website security cleanup

   First, we proceed with WordPress virus removal, as well as malware, malicious code, and bad links on your website.

2. Restore the site from backup

   In case you have a backup. Otherwise, we work with its current version.

3. Protect it from future infections

   We install the CleanTalk Security plugin to avoid infecting in the future. You get a 1-website license for 1 year as a gift.

4. Free 30-day help with reinfection

   As a guarantee of our work we continue to be with you and will get back to work if needed.

We are aware of all the dangers that can threaten your website and how to deal with them.

Why specialist-driven malware removal service is better for a WordPress website

Automated solutions can be enough to find most known viruses and malware and often are low cost or free.

The problem is that they often over-insure and accept your files as bad ones, causing large file and data losses during automatic site cures. A specialist can always distinguish your files from malicious ones even if it's a custom code.

Another thing is that every day there are new viruses and malware that are still unknown to automated solutions and only a human can detect and get rid of them.

Unusual activity in Server logs

Server logs contain access logs that display the users who have recently accessed your website.

Your website is slow

Hackers deploy DoS attacks to overload your server resources, thus impacting your website speed and performance.

Emails ending in the Spam folder

This happens when your web server is infected with malware. As a result, email servers categorize your emails as “spam”.

Pop-up and Spam Ads

Usually happens when you have installed an insecure plugin or theme. Hackers earn money when visitor clicks on them.

Modified website files

To insert backdoors and other malicious code in your site, hackers often modify your website core files.

Website being redirected

Hackers often deploy cross-site scripting (or XSS) attacks to send your website traffic to unsolicited websites.

We check all files on your site and describe the result for each file. Also, we describe the overall security status of the site and provide recommendations for you to keep the site secure in the future.