Plugin conflict fixes for business websites
A plugin, theme or WordPress update broke the layout, the checkout or a form, or put an error on the screen. We find which piece is clashing, fix it on a safe copy first, and keep your content where it is. We work on business websites, for owners and for agencies.
$129 covers a straightforward fix: one conflict, found and fixed. Several conflicts at once, custom code or a site far behind on updates cost more, and you approve the price before we start.
A site broken by an update is flagged as an emergency and jumps the queue.
Your site, piece by piece
WordPress
WorkingYour theme
WorkingPage builder
WorkingStore and checkoutProblem: Checkout button broke
WorkingCaching plugin
Conflict fixedContact forms
WorkingCheckout working. Every plugin kept.
It usually starts right after an update, whether you clicked the button or WordPress ran it for you. Any one of these is worth a look.
Text overlaps, columns stack in the wrong place, or the site looks fine on a computer and broken on phones.
The menu will not open, a slider froze, or search, pop-ups or booking stopped doing anything.
Orders will not go through, the payment step hangs, or forms stopped sending.
The editor spins and never opens, goes blank, or your changes will not save.
A blank white screen, or “There has been a critical error on this website” right after an update.
Updates keep piling up because the last one broke something, and you do not want to find out what the next one breaks.
Not sure which it is? Tell us what you see
Using a page builder or form plugin? We have notes on Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, Gravity Forms, WPForms and Contact Form 7. New to all this? Here is what a plugin conflict is, in plain English.
Switching plugins off at random on a live site can break more than it fixes, and your customers see every step. So we work in this order.
Copy
First we back up the whole site. Then we make a private copy of it to test on, so the trial and error happens there, not in front of your customers. If the site is down, getting it back up comes first, for example by undoing the update.
Isolate
On the copy, we switch plugins and the theme off and on, in groups and then one at a time, until the problem comes and goes with one of them. The site’s error log helps too: when something crashes, it often names the file at fault.
Fix
Depending on what we find, we change a setting, move a plugin to a version that works, make a small code fix, or swap the plugin for one that does the same job. We do not remove a plugin you rely on without asking you first.
Check
We test what broke and the pages around it, like your checkout and forms, on a computer and a phone. Then the fix goes on your live site and we check it there too. You get a plain-English note of what broke and what we changed.
No hourly billing and no diagnosis fee. We look at your site first, tell you the price, and you say yes before any work starts.
Plugin & Theme Conflict Fix
From$129
Flat rate for a straightforward fix: one conflict, found and fixed.
You see the higher flat price and approve it before any work starts.
Rather not run updates yourself after this? Every care plan includes weekly plugin and theme updates and daily backups.
Fixing this for a client? We work white-label, so the work goes out under your name. See the partner program.
Before you decide
A site broken by an update is flagged as an emergency and jumps the queue. You approve the price before we start, and telling us costs nothing. Agency fixing a client site? Say so in your message.
Don’t delete plugins to make the error go away. Some take their settings and data with them when deleted.
Don’t restore an old backup yet. It can wipe out orders and form entries made since it was taken, and the cause will still be there.
Do note what changed. Which updates ran and roughly when, and any error message word for word. A screenshot is perfect.