The site is slow and losing customers
Pages take too long, the cart lags, and Core Web Vitals are red. I profile the real bottleneck (queries, plugins, hosting) instead of bolting on another caching plugin.
WordPress & WooCommerce rescue
Your WordPress or WooCommerce site is slow, keeps breaking after updates, or was left half-finished by another developer. I find the real cause, fix the critical path, and hand back a site your team can operate without holding its breath.
A good fit for business owners and small teams who depend on their site for sales or leads and need a senior engineer to stabilize it, not another agency retainer.
Pages take too long, the cart lags, and Core Web Vitals are red. I profile the real bottleneck (queries, plugins, hosting) instead of bolting on another caching plugin.
A plugin or theme update takes down checkout or the layout. I sort out the plugin conflicts, add a safe update process, and stop the surprise downtime.
Failed orders, payment gateway errors, slow cart and checkout under load. I trace the order flow end to end and fix the path that actually costs you sales.
No documentation, no staging, tangled custom code. I take over, document what exists, and make the site safe to change again.
Old PHP, abandoned plugins, and known security holes. I bring the stack up to a supported version carefully, with a backup and a rollback plan.
Malware, spam injections, or a blocklist warning. I clean the site, close the entry point, and harden it so it does not happen again.
Every rescue starts with an audit so we both know the real state of the site before spending money on fixes.
Query and asset optimization, caching done right, plugin cleanup, and a repeatable update process.
Order flow, payment gateways, and cart performance tested against the unhappy paths, not just the demo purchase.
Core, theme, and plugin updates, malware cleanup where needed, and reliable backups you can actually restore from.
A written record of what was wrong, what changed, and how to operate the site, so you are never locked into one person.
You always know the state of the site and the cost of the next step before it starts. No open-ended hourly billing.
You share access and describe what is broken. I confirm scope and whether a quick audit or a deep audit fits.
I review performance, plugins, security, and the order flow, then send a written report with a prioritized action list.
We agree what to fix first. Work is done on staging, tested, and released with a rollback path.
You get documentation and access. If you want, I stay on with a monthly support plan.
Rescue pricing
from €490 one-off
A focused review when you need a fast, honest read on what is wrong and what it will take to fix.
from €950 one-off
A thorough review of a larger or business-critical site, including the WooCommerce order flow.
from €1,500 per project
Fixing the issues found in the audit, scoped and quoted before any work starts.
from €250 per month
Ongoing care once the site is stable: updates, monitoring, backups, and small changes.
All prices are starting points in EUR and depend on the size and state of the site. Every rescue begins with an audit so the implementation quote is based on your real system, not a guess. Working remotely from Spain with clients across Europe; other currencies quoted on request.
A few production WordPress and WooCommerce systems I have built, scaled, and maintained. Each links to a longer write-up.

Senior Full-Stack Engineer — Freelance
Full-stack engineering for one of the world's largest art media platforms: 11 custom WordPress plugins, a Leaky Paywall metered subscription…
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WooCommerce e-commerce store for a leather goods brand — product catalog, custom checkout flow, and order management.
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Cashback charity rewards platform connecting consumer purchases to nonprofit donations — real-time tracking, merchant API integrations, and donor dashboards.
View case study →Background on how I approach the technical side of these rescues.
Turn a product idea or an unfinished platform into software people can actually use and pay for — including subscriptions, onboarding, dashboards, integrations, and reliable releases.
Reduce repetitive work with focused tools and workflows: process documents, prepare answers, connect systems, or give your team faster access to internal knowledge.
Keep the business running while an old PHP, Laravel, or WordPress system is made safer and easier to change. Improvements are delivered in controlled steps, not as a risky big-bang rewrite.
For businesses that need someone to know the system and take care of it every month: updates, monitoring, fixes, and small improvements without briefing a new contractor each time.
I work with Irish clients remotely from Spain, with almost fully overlapping working hours. See the Ireland-specific pages for local market context and pricing.
I also work with Danish clients remotely from Spain. Spain and Denmark share the same timezone, so we overlap the entire working day. See the Denmark pages for local market context and pricing.
I work fully remotely from Spain with clients across Europe. A WordPress rescue is done through hosting, Git, and staging access, so remote work makes no practical difference to the result. You get the same senior engineer either way.
For urgent cases I prioritize a quick triage, usually within one business day, to stop the bleeding first. A full fix still starts with an audit, but I will tell you honestly if something needs an emergency patch before that.
No. Every rescue ends with documentation and full access handed to you. You own the code and the hosting. Monthly support is optional, not a condition of the fix.
Rescues go wrong when the person treats the symptom instead of the cause. I run a small studio and do the senior work myself, so you are not paying agency overhead or handing your broken site to a junior. If the job is smaller than you feared, I will say so.
Yes, that is most of this work. I start with an audit to document what exists, then stabilize it. I do not need the original developer to be available.
I will tell you plainly and explain the trade-offs. Sometimes a targeted rescue is enough; sometimes a partial rebuild is cheaper long term. You get an honest recommendation, not a push toward the biggest invoice.
Share your site URL and what is going wrong. I read every message and reply personally, usually within one business day, with a practical next step.