Your site is a blank white page.
We have it back up today.
Fatal error, WSOD, 500, memory exhaustion, broken update. A senior engineer finds the exact line, fixes the cause, and leaves the site hardened.
Not just patched until the next update.
- Root-cause diagnosis via error log +
WP_DEBUG - Plugin / theme bisection to isolate the culprit
- PHP memory,
max_execution_time, opcache tuned - Fatal error fixed, not just hidden
- Short root-cause report + Loom walkthrough
If any of this is on your screen right now, this is the right fix.
You don’t need to diagnose the error yourself. If you’re seeing one of these, start the fix. We’ll pinpoint the exact cause on intake.
wp-admin is dead or stuck in a redirect loop.From blank screen to back online in three clear steps.
No renaming plugins folders and praying. Senior engineer, real diagnosis, root cause fixed.
You send access. We enable debug.
One-page intake. We take a forensic snapshot, enable WP_DEBUG_LOG on a safe path, and start reading the real error, not the generic WSOD message.
Culprit isolated. Site back up.
Binary-search plugin bisection, theme swap, PHP memory & execution-time tune, opcache reset. We identify the exact file, line, and cause. Not just the symptom.
Root cause fixed. Not just hidden.
Bad plugin replaced, conflict patched, memory limits raised where justified. You get a short root-cause report + Loom walkthrough so you know what broke and how to avoid it next time.
Renaming the plugins folder isn’t a fix.
The usual WSOD advice (rename plugins, switch theme, raise memory) gets the site back but never explains what broke. Next update, same crash. Here’s what a real root-cause fix looks like.
| What you get | StackOverflow DIY | Host chat support | Ainygo WSOD fix |
|---|---|---|---|
| Error log read end-to-end | Partial | No | Yes |
| Plugin & theme bisection | Manual | Partial | Yes |
| PHP memory / opcache tuning at server level | No | Partial | Yes |
| Exact file + line identified | No | No | Yes |
| Root-cause fix (not just masked) | No | No | Yes |
| Debug mode safely removed after fix | No | No | Yes |
| Short root-cause report + Loom | No | No | Yes |
| Same-day recovery guarantee | No | No | Yes |
People who were where you are right now.
“Tuesday morning, white screen, no idea why. Host said ‘not our issue.’ Ainygo had the real error out of the log in 20 minutes: a WooCommerce add-on that hated the new PHP version. Back up inside an hour.”
“‘Critical error’ on the front end and locked out of wp-admin. My developer was on vacation. Ainygo answered within 10 minutes, found a duplicate function from a child theme, pushed the fix, explained it clearly.”
“Allowed memory size exhausted, over and over. Two other devs just raised the limit and moved on. Ainygo actually traced it to a runaway query in a form plugin and fixed the query. No more crashes six months later.”
Root cause, not a masking patch.
About 90% of WSODs trace back to one of five causes: a bad plugin update, a theme conflict, PHP version mismatch, out-of-memory, or a corrupt core file. We find which one it is and fix the underlying cause.
Want to stop this happening again? Our Thrive care plan tests every plugin/PHP update in staging first and keeps daily off-site backups so even a crash is a 5-minute rollback.
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WP_DEBUG_LOGenabled on a safe path, notdisplay_errors -
Full read of
debug.log,error_log, and server logs - Binary-search plugin bisection without losing settings
- Theme conflict isolation via temporary default-theme swap
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PHP memory,
max_execution_time, and opcache tuned - WordPress core file checksum against official source
- Debug mode cleanly removed after fix (not left exposed)
- Root-cause report + Loom walkthrough
What people ask before starting a WSOD fix.
How fast is same-day?
+What if you can’t get the site back up today?
+Will I lose content or settings?
+What if the culprit is a paid plugin?
+What about a completely corrupt install?
+How do I stop this happening again?
+Don’t let the site sit broken.
Customers see a blank page and leave. Google starts dropping you within hours. Start the fix in under a minute. Flat $79, same-day or full refund.
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