WordPress broken?

The site that used to work, doesn't

This usually shows up as one of a few things:

• A blank white screen where your site used to be
• An error message mentioning PHP, a plugin, or a “critical error”
• You can't log in to /wp-admin, or the login page loops back on itself
• Part of the site works, but pages, images, or the layout look broken

Almost always one of five things

• A plugin or theme update conflicted with something else on the site
• WordPress, PHP, or a plugin updated automatically and something broke
• The site ran out of memory or hit a hosting limit
• A file got corrupted or partially uploaded
• Someone (or something) changed a setting or got into the site who shouldn't have

Yes, this is the most common ticket we get

Most WordPress breakages are fixed within a single Quick Fix session: we find the conflicting plugin or setting, roll it back or patch around it, and confirm the site loads clean. If the cause turns out to be deeper, such as a hack, a corrupted database, or a failed migration, we'll say so and point you to Website Rescue before doing any additional work.