Emergency fix · HTTPS / SSL

“Not secure” in the address bar.
We fix it the same day.

Mixed content, expired certs, redirect loops, Cloudflare SSL-mode mismatches, hardcoded HTTP assets. A senior engineer fixes the database, cleans the theme, re-provisions the cert, and confirms a clean padlock across browsers.

★★★★★ 4.9 from 500+ SSL fixes · Same-day clean padlock or refund
HTTPS / SSL fix
$49 flat, one-time
If we can’t get you a clean padlock and green browser check, you pay nothing.
  • Mixed content cleared from database & theme files
  • Cert renewed, chain verified, Cloudflare mode correct
  • HTTP→HTTPS 301 + HSTS with includeSubDomains
  • No more redirect loops (even with Cloudflare proxy)
  • Clean padlock verified across Chrome, Safari, Firefox
Same-day turnaround and clean padlock, or full refund.
Fix SSL now
Sound familiar?

If any of this is on your screen right now, this is the right fix.

You don’t need to diagnose the handshake. If you’re seeing one of these, start the fix. We’ll pinpoint the cause on intake.

Chrome shows “Not secure” or a broken padlock even though you have a cert.
Mixed content warnings in console from images, scripts, or fonts loading over HTTP.
ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS, usually a Cloudflare “Flexible” mode fighting a plugin.
Cert expired (Let’s Encrypt renewal broken) and auto-renew isn’t working.
Browser warnings about weak TLS, outdated ciphers, or a broken chain when inspecting the cert.
Front-end loads on HTTPS but wp-admin forces HTTP, or images break after migration.
How it works

From red padlock to clean, green padlock in three clear steps.

No “install Really Simple SSL and pray.” Senior engineer, database-level clean-up, verified across browsers.

01
Minute 0–15

Baseline scanned. Cause identified.

Chrome DevTools audit, cert chain check, Cloudflare SSL mode read, server TLS config review. We know within 15 minutes whether it’s a cert, a database, a theme, or a CDN issue.

02
Hour 0–2

Database cleaned. Theme patched.

WP-CLI search-replace across the database for hardcoded HTTP URLs, grep across theme & child theme for http:// references, wp-config set correctly, Cloudflare mode flipped to Full (strict) where needed.

03
Hour 2–4

Clean padlock verified. Report sent.

Cert renewed & auto-renew confirmed, HTTP→HTTPS 301 enforced, HSTS headers added, green padlock verified across Chrome, Safari, and Firefox. You get a short report + Loom walkthrough so you know exactly what was fixed.

Why not a plugin

Really Simple SSL masks mixed content, it doesn’t fix it.

Force-rewrite plugins rewrite URLs on output, which hides mixed content until the plugin deactivates or the output cache rebuilds. That’s technical debt. Here’s what a real fix looks like.

What you get Really Simple SSL Host chat support Ainygo SSL fix
Database actually cleaned (not rewritten on output) No No Yes
Theme & child-theme grep for http:// No No Yes
Cloudflare SSL mode set correctly No Partial Yes
Redirect-loop root cause identified & fixed No Partial Yes
HSTS + includeSubDomains configured safely No No Yes
TLS 1.2/1.3 only, weak ciphers disabled No Partial Yes
Clean padlock verified across Chrome, Safari, Firefox No No Yes
Same-day guarantee or refund No No Yes
Real SSL fixes

People who were where you are right now.

★★★★★
“Spent a whole morning trying to fix ‘too many redirects’ on our Cloudflare site. Ainygo flipped the SSL mode to Full strict, cleaned a hardcoded HTTP in the database, and we went from broken to a clean green padlock in about an hour.”
KV
Kira V.
Owner, photography portfolio (NYC)
★★★★★
“Mixed content warnings after a migration. Really Simple SSL hid it, but Chrome still nagged. Ainygo did it the right way, and actually cleaned the 4,200 old URLs out of the database. Lighthouse went green.”
OJ
Omar J.
Lead dev, content agency
★★★★★
“Cert expired, Let’s Encrypt auto-renew was silently broken for months. Ainygo found it was a .well-known block in an .htaccess rule. Renewal works again, padlock is clean, total cost was less than one hour of my time.”
MQ
Martina Q.
Founder, independent newsletter
What’s in scope

Fixed at the root, not masked in the output.

A proper SSL fix is four layers: certificate (valid and auto-renewing), server config (TLS 1.2/1.3 only, HSTS), application (no HTTP URLs in the database or theme), and CDN (correct Cloudflare SSL mode). We fix all four.

Want SSL/uptime watched forever? Our Shield and Thrive care plans monitor SSL validity, cert expiry, and uptime continuously.

  • WP-CLI search-replace of http:// URLs in the database
  • Theme & child theme grep for hardcoded HTTP assets
  • siteurl / home set correctly, wp-config audited
  • Cloudflare SSL mode set to Full (strict), SSL/TLS audited
  • Cert renewed, chain verified, auto-renew confirmed working
  • HSTS header, TLS 1.2/1.3 only, weak ciphers disabled
  • HTTP→HTTPS 301 enforced, no redirect loops
  • Green padlock verified across browsers + short fix report
Common questions

What people ask before starting an SSL fix.

How fast is same-day?

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Most SSL fixes close in 1–3 hours. “Same-day” means a clean green padlock across browsers is verified the same day we start. As soon as we have a look at the site, we send back a working ETA and the suspected root cause.

What if you can’t get the padlock clean?

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You pay nothing. Full refund. We verify across Chrome, Safari, and Firefox that the padlock is green with no mixed-content or cert-chain warnings. In the rare case a hosting environment literally cannot support modern TLS, we’ll tell you before charging and recommend a migration.

Do I need to buy a cert?

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Usually no. Most hosts and Cloudflare issue Let’s Encrypt certs for free. If a paid cert is required for your specific compliance reason (EV, wildcard on exotic DNS), we’ll tell you up front.

Will Really Simple SSL still work after?

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You won’t need it. Once the database is clean and the server config is correct, force-rewrite plugins are just technical debt. We deactivate and remove them as part of the fix.

What about Cloudflare “Flexible” mode?

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Flexible mode is almost always wrong and causes the redirect loops you’re seeing. We flip to Full (strict), verify the origin cert is valid, and add the correct page rules. This is the #1 cause of the SSL fixes we do.

How do I make sure the cert doesn’t expire again?

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We verify auto-renewal is actually working (not just “turned on”) before we close out. Our Shield care plan monitors SSL validity continuously and alerts 30 days before expiry if auto-renew ever silently breaks.
“Not secure” in the address bar is killing conversions

Get the padlock back by end of day.

Every visitor who sees “Not secure” bounces. Every mixed-content warning costs you in Chrome. Fix it now, properly. Flat $49, clean green padlock across browsers or full refund.

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