Gather what you have
Keep your domain and hosting receipts, developer agreement, past emails, site URL, and any backup details. Save copies of recent errors or unusual messages.
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Lost control of your website? Let's get it back.
A developer disappeared, your site was left broken, or you suspect someone else still has access. We'll help you understand what you own, regain authorized access where possible, repair the site, and make it safer going forward.
First steps
Before you change anything, protect your options.
You don't need to solve the technical problem alone. A little preparation can make recovery faster and help establish which accounts belong to your business.
Check account ownership
Find out which email owns the domain, hosting, and website platform. If an account is at risk, contact that provider through its official support channel.
Keep access private
Don't send passwords in a contact form or email. Tell us what access you do have; we'll agree on a safer way to work together before requesting it.
How we help
A practical path from uncertainty to control.
Every recovery is different. We review the situation first, explain what is possible, and agree on the work before making changes.
01
Assess
We map the domain, hosting, platform, backups, and current access. You'll get a clear picture of what is missing or at risk.
02
Recover access
We help you work through authorized account recovery with the relevant providers and move business-owned access back under your control.
03
Repair and secure
Depending on the site, we can restore a backup, fix broken pages, remove unwanted access, update software, and put fresh backups in place.
04
Hand over a plan
We document who owns what, how to get in, what we changed, and what to monitor. Ongoing website management is available if you'd like it.
Common questions
What happens next?
Can you help if I don't have the website login?
Often, yes. We start with proof of business ownership and the domain and hosting accounts. The provider may need to verify you before restoring access. We won't bypass someone else's account.
What if the site may have been hacked?
Tell us what you noticed and when it started. If visitors are seeing warnings or redirects, contact your host promptly too. We'll assess the site and backups before recommending cleanup or a rebuild.
Should I send you my passwords?
No. Please don't put passwords, recovery codes, or payment details in the inquiry form. We can arrange safer, limited access after we understand the issue.
Can you guarantee I'll get everything back?
Recovery depends on account ownership, provider policies, available backups, and the condition of the site. After an assessment, we'll tell you what's realistic and what each option involves.
Your website should belong to your business.
Tell us the site address, what happened, and what access you still have. We'll reply within one business day with a sensible next step. We work only on sites you own or are authorized to manage.