The Linux layer underneath your WordPress projects.
Your developers keep building on WordPress. We handle it when the problem is actually the server underneath.
WordPress work stays with your team — the infrastructure escalates to us
- Themes & page builders
- Plugin selection & configuration
- Content & functionality
- Client-facing WordPress requests
- WordPress core & plugin updates
- PHP-FPM & PHP version issues
- MySQL / MariaDB performance
- Redis object cache
- Server-side WordPress security
- Server resources & scaling
A WordPress problem isn’t always a WordPress problem
Common triggers we hear from agency teams
Core, plugin or PHP version change breaks the site with no obvious error — we check PHP logs and server config, not just deactivate plugins one by one.
Scheduled tasks not firing, or firing too aggressively and loading the server — we can move to a proper system cron and diagnose what’s actually running.
Different PHP versions, missing Redis, or mismatched server config between environments — we align infrastructure so staging actually reflects production.
Permissions, PHP CLI version mismatches, or memory limits blocking WP-CLI operations like large imports or search-replace jobs.
Before uninstalling and hoping, we check what it’s actually doing at the server level — database load, PHP-FPM usage, external requests.
On shared hosting, one heavy WordPress install can affect every other client account — we isolate which one and reduce the impact.
Every client site is different. The infrastructure underneath doesn’t have to be a mystery each time.
Different plugins, different themes, different traffic patterns — but the same server stack underneath. Once we know your hosting environment, escalations for any client site on it get faster, not slower.
Checkout, order processing and scheduled actions put far more load on PHP-FPM and the database than a standard site — investigated as an infrastructure question, not just a store setting.
Malicious redirects, unknown admin accounts, infected files — investigated across WordPress and the Linux server together, escalated further if it’s not contained to one install.
Emergency WordPress support
Site down, checkout unavailable, hacked, or broken after an update — client communication stays with you while we investigate.
WordPress Emergency Support →Pricing, hosting infrastructure & how we work together
Server administration, control panels, migrations, white-label mechanics and pricing tiers — all covered on the main agency page.
Full Agency & White-Label Support →WordPress and Linux experience since 2004. For agencies, the model is simple:
Your team builds on WordPress. We handle it when the problem is underneath.