You can delete the malware today and be reinfected next month. Or you can remove the thing the malware lives in.
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The reinfection cycle
Why WordPress malware keeps coming back
Around 13,000 WordPress sites are hacked every day, and roughly 9 out of 10 break-ins come through plugins. When a cleanup service removes your malware, your plugins stay. So does the vulnerability. That's why reinfection is so common the cleanup industry sells subscriptions.
Removal is a patch. Here's the cure: we rebuild your site as static files — same design, same content, zero plugins. Malware needs WordPress to live in. After the rebuild, there is no WordPress.
The honest version
Just want a cleanup anyway?
Fair enough — here's what a proper one involves: scan with a tool like Wordfence or Sucuri, find and remove every infected file and every hidden backdoor, clean the database, update WordPress plus every plugin and theme, rotate every password and key, then request a Google review if you were flagged. Done perfectly, it works — until the next plugin vulnerability is discovered.
If that sounds like a treadmill, that's because it is. The rebuild steps off it: one clean break, and the whole category of WordPress attacks stops applying to you.
websites we saved
Outdated sites, rebuilt.
Three clients who asked us to rebuild their outdated sites — same content, same character, finally modern and fast. Every score below is a real Google PageSpeed measurement.
Before
PageSpeedmobile
A 1950s roadside dinerCalifornia
No mobile layout at all → a real PageSpeed 91, and a homepage that loads in under a second.
Before
PageSpeedmobile
A family funeral homeOhio
A heavy 3.4 MB page → rebuilt at a fraction of the weight, PageSpeed 90, and finally mobile-friendly.
Before
PageSpeedmobile
A village garageEngland
Stuck on a desktop-only layout → PageSpeed 92, lighter, and easy to use on a phone.
PageSpeed scores are measured with Google Lighthouse (mobile).
How it works
Back online in three steps
1
Paste your URL
Tell us where it hurts. No forms, no calls — your web address and email is all we need to start.
2
We rebuild it clean — in 24 hours
Every page, every photo, every word, rebuilt as fast static files. The malware stays behind; nothing else does. You get a private preview link.
3
Connect your domain. Done.
Happy with the preview? Point your domain at the new site and you're back — clean, fast, and with nothing left to hack.
What you get
Rescued — and never again
Nothing left to hack
No WordPress, no plugins, no login page, no database. The attack surface is gone — there's nothing for malware to live in.
Your rankings, kept
Same web addresses, same content, same pages. Google sees a cleaner, faster version of the site it already knows.
Faster than before
Static files load in milliseconds. Your rescued site won't just be clean — it'll be the fastest it's ever been.
Watched and maintained
We host it, secure it, and make your edits for you. You'll never patch a plugin again.
Pricing
The rescue is free to see.
We rebuild your site and put the result on a private preview link — free, no credit card. Like what you see? Go live by connecting your domain. Going live is $499 once, then $99/month for hosting, security, and edits whenever you need them. Cancel anytime. Don't like the preview? Walk away, no hard feelings.
Questions
Asked in a panic, answered calmly
How do I remove malware from my WordPress site?
Scan with a tool like Wordfence or Sucuri, remove infected files and backdoors, update WordPress and every plugin and theme, change all passwords, and request a Google review if you were flagged. It's doable — the catch is it has to be perfect. One missed backdoor and the malware returns. That's why we skip the cleanup entirely and rebuild clean.
Why does my WordPress site keep getting infected?
Because the cleanup removed the malware but kept the environment: the same plugins, the same theme, the same login page. Reinfection isn't bad luck — it's the same open door being used twice.
Do malware removal plugins work?
Scanners like Wordfence catch a lot, and for prevention they're better than nothing. But they're also part of the problem: they're plugins themselves, they slow your site down, and they can't catch what they don't recognize. Adding more software to defend software is how WordPress sites end up slow and hacked.
What happens to my content in a rebuild?
Everything is preserved word for word: every page, every photo, every testimonial, at the same web addresses. The design gets a careful refresh; the content isn't touched. You review the full preview before anything goes live.
Get your site back. Today.
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