20-minute WordPress review

Is your site one update away from an outage?

Send the URL. A LadderWP specialist works through what is slow, exposed, or close to breaking, and tells you straight.

We’ll talk about Industrial.

Anything we should look at first?

  • No login needed
  • Dedicated specialist
  • 30-day guarantee on any plan

How it works

Three steps to a straight answer.

  1. Call it in

    Send the URL. Thirty seconds, no login.

  2. We climb

    A specialist works the five checks on your site.

  3. Debrief

    Twenty minutes. A yes, a no, or a not yet, and why.

What we check

Five checks, in the order that matters.

A ladder company works a fixed sequence at a fire. We work the same one on your site, one rung at a time.

  1. Rung 01 · Size-up

    Your site, in context

    Read the building before anyone climbs.

    We start with what the site does for the business and which pages carry the traffic, so everything after it is judged against that.

  2. Rung 02 · Search

    Backups

    Find what has to come out first.

    Do backups exist, are they recent, and would they actually restore? You find out before you need them.

  3. Rung 03 · Ventilate

    Speed

    Let the pressure out.

    What is holding the key pages back on a phone and on a slow connection, and what can move first.

  4. Rung 04 · Secure

    Logins and plugins

    Control who gets in.

    Exposed admin paths, weak logins, and plugins that are out of date and open to attack.

  5. Rung 05 · Overhaul

    Updates

    Check what is still smouldering.

    Neglected updates and leftovers that quietly become the next outage.

Industries

Industries we serve

We offer a wide range of predictive WordPress maintenance plans tailored for various industries.

Before the second alarm

Know what is close to breaking before your customers do.

Twenty minutes. A straight answer about your site.

FAQ

Before you book

Short answers to what people ask first.

Do you need my logins?

No. Logins come only after you decide to proceed.

What do you actually look at?

The pages your customers use, outdated plugins and core, backups, and login paths.

What if the answer is no?

Then you leave with a no and the reason. The same goes for “not yet.”

Can I just pick a time?

Yes. The calendar is at the bottom of this page.

Calendar

Rather pick a time?

The calendar stays on this page. If you already sent the form, use the same email.