Site broken after an update
Plugin or theme conflicts, PHP errors, white screens and broken layouts.
Failed updates, broken plugins, WooCommerce issues, PHP errors or a slow website. Technical WordPress support delivered remotely across Germany.
You do not need to know the technical cause yet. A link and a short description are enough for the first step.
Plugin or theme conflicts, PHP errors, white screens and broken layouts.
Checkout, payments, orders, shipping or shop rendering issues.
Plugins, database, images, cache and server are assessed together.
Identify suspicious changes, review access and secure the site methodically.
Error analysis, API issues and custom PHP or JavaScript adjustments.
Plesk, Linux, DNS, certificates, PHP versions and database access.
If WordPress itself is not the cause, the analysis does not have to stop. G Unit Solutions combines application development with Linux and DevOps experience.
Share the website link and briefly describe what is not working.
You learn whether we can take it on and what effort to expect.
Changes to the site, shop or server start only after your approval.
Predictable WordPress care with clearly defined services for websites and WooCommerce stores.
€49net / month
For existing WordPress websites with planned updates.
€79net / month
For websites with additional security and review needs.
€119net / month
For WooCommerce stores with a business-critical checkout.
B2B only: our services are for business customers, not consumers. All prices are net plus VAT. Billed monthly in advance and cancellable monthly. The initial health check is included. Existing issues and additional work are agreed separately before anything billable starts.
The cards give you the quick overview. Open a plan for the full scope, response expectation and clear boundaries.
Initial response: Normal requests: initial response within 2 business days. This is not a guaranteed fix time.
A good fit for: Companies with an existing website that do not want to manage updates and technical maintenance themselves.
Initial response: Initial response within 1 business day. This is not a guaranteed fix time.
A good fit for: Business-critical websites where updates, security and forms should be reviewed regularly.
Initial response: Initial response within 1 business day. Shop and checkout outages are prioritised.
A good fit for: Active WooCommerce stores where checkout, orders and payment integrations are business-critical.
After booking, we review the current state before ongoing care is activated. This keeps an existing repair from being mistaken for a monthly maintenance task.
The check is included. If existing issues are found, we discuss the correction separately. The care plan starts once the site is in an operable condition.
For a broken website, critical errors, plugin or PHP issues, WooCommerce, SSL, server or integration problems.
From €79 net / first hour
Further work is billed in 15-minute increments after prior approval. No surprise invoice.

Your request is assessed directly from a technical perspective. WordPress, the application and operations are treated as one connected system.
“Predictable operations beat heroic firefighting.”
No. New requests are reviewed and confirmed based on current availability. Guaranteed response times apply only when explicitly agreed as part of ongoing care.
That depends on the issue. WordPress admin, hosting, database, SFTP or SSH and sometimes DNS access may be needed. Work begins only with legitimate access.
Yes. This includes checkout issues, payment methods, orders, shipping logic, plugin conflicts and custom integrations.
Not always immediately. The changes, affected accounts and available clean backups need to be assessed first. Evidence preservation and access security can matter more than a fast restart.
Yes. After stabilisation, an appropriate scope for updates, backups, monitoring and recurring technical checks can be agreed.
A website link and a short description are enough for the first technical assessment.
The exact error, a screenshot and the last known change help with the assessment. Do not send passwords by email.
A website link and a short description are enough for the first technical assessment.