Security

Malware removal and hack cleanup, from ₹18,999

A defaced page, a blacklist warning, or a site quietly serving spam to your visitors, we find every piece of malicious code, remove it, and close the hole it came through.

Malware Removal & Hack Cleanup covers a full scan of your site's files and database, removal of every malicious file or injected script we find, blacklist removal requests where needed, and security hardening afterward so the same vulnerability can't be used twice. It starts at ₹18,999 as a one-time job — no ongoing subscription required — and the price is published openly. We work from Hyderabad and handle cleanups for clients anywhere.

A defaced homepage is the obvious case. The more common and more damaging one is quieter: a site that looks normal to you while serving spam links or redirects to visitors and search engines, sometimes for months, until Google flags it and the traffic stops. If you suspect something, send us the URL and we'll check it.

What's included

Everything included

Full file and database scan

Every file and database table checked, not just the obvious ones attackers usually hide code in.

Complete removal

Malicious code, backdoors, and injected content removed entirely, not just the symptom you noticed.

Blacklist removal help

If Google or your browser is showing warnings, we help submit for review once the site is clean.

Hardening afterward

We close the actual vulnerability used to get in, so cleanup isn't undone by the same hole a week later.

How it works

From first message to live

Cleanup is urgent work, and this is the order it happens in.

  1. 01

    Confirm and scope

    Send us the URL. We check what's actually happening — injected content, redirects, blacklist status, whether your host has already suspended the account — and tell you what we're dealing with before you commit to anything.

  2. 02

    Clean

    A full scan of files and database, then removal of every malicious file, injected script and unauthorised admin account we find. Not just the visible symptom, because the visible symptom is rarely the whole infection.

  3. 03

    Close the hole

    We identify and fix the entry point, whether that's an outdated plugin, a weak password or an exposed file, then apply hardening. A cleanup that skips this step just buys you a few weeks.

  4. 04

    Restore reputation

    Where a blacklist warning is in place, we submit the site for review through Google Search Console. Google controls that timeline, usually a few days once the review passes.

Fit

Who this is for, and who it isn't

This is for anyone whose site is showing a "this site may be hacked" warning, redirecting visitors somewhere unexpected, serving spam content in search results, or who has been suspended by their host. Most of our cleanup work is WordPress, since it is by far the most commonly targeted platform, but tell us what you're running and we'll confirm whether we can help.

If your site is fine and you simply want it to stay that way, you don't need this — you need ongoing maintenance with security monitoring, which is considerably cheaper than a cleanup. If the site is old, slow and repeatedly compromised, a rebuild is sometimes the more honest answer, and we'll say so rather than cleaning the same site every few months.

Cost

What it costs

Cleanup starts at ₹18,999. It's a one-time job with no ongoing commitment attached — you don't have to sign up for anything monthly to get your site fixed. The starting price covers a standard WordPress infection; genuinely severe or multi-site cases are quoted after we've seen the scope, and we tell you the number before starting, not after.

Related one-time work is priced the same way: security hardening on its own is ₹5,999, backup and recovery setup is ₹2,499, and a site-down emergency fix starts at ₹2,999. Preventing the next one is what care plans from ₹2,449 a month are for. All of it is on the pricing page.

Questions

Common questions

How do I know if my site is actually hacked?

Common signs are a Google "this site may be hacked" warning, unexpected redirects, spam content in search results, or your host suspending the account. If you're not sure, send us the URL and we'll check.

Will you remove Google's blacklist warning?

We clean the site and submit it for review through Google Search Console. Google controls the timeline for lifting the warning, usually a few days once the review passes.

What if it gets hacked again?

That usually means the entry point wasn't fully closed. Our cleanup includes hardening specifically to prevent that, and our maintenance plans on the pricing page include ongoing monitoring.

Do you work on non-WordPress sites too?

Most of our cleanup work is WordPress, since it's the most commonly targeted, but tell us your platform and we'll confirm.

How quickly can you start?

Send the URL over WhatsApp and we'll look at it straight away — replies typically land within 2 minutes to 6 hours. Cleanup is treated as urgent work because every hour a compromised site stays up damages your search reputation further.

Will I lose my content or my rankings?

The goal is to clean the infection while leaving your actual content intact, and we take a backup before touching anything. Rankings usually recover once the blacklist warning is lifted and the spam content is gone, though how fast depends on how long the site was compromised.

What if it gets reinfected?

That almost always means the entry point wasn't fully closed, which is why hardening is part of the job rather than an upsell. Ongoing monitoring under a care plan is what catches the next attempt early.

Do I need a maintenance plan afterwards?

You're not required to take one. It is genuinely the cheaper path though — monitoring from ₹2,449 a month against a cleanup from ₹18,999. We'll tell you what we found and let you decide.

Think your site's been hacked?

No forms, no sign-up. Just a direct conversation about what your business actually needs.