Website fix and repair

Website fix and repair service, starting at $49.

Broken form, layout bug, or SSL warning? AFAQX Digital fixes small website problems without talking you into a rebuild you do not need.

Why it matters

Small website problems cost real customers.

A contact form that silently fails, a page that breaks on phones, or a security warning in the browser all send customers away before you know anything is wrong. Most of these are small fixes.

We review the issue first. If it is a quick repair, we fix it and check it in the browser. If it points to something structural, you get a clear estimate for the next step instead of a patch that will not hold.

What is included

  • Issue review
  • Small fix or a clear next-step estimate
  • Basic browser check after the fix
  • A path into a redesign if the problem is structural

What we fix

Common website problems we repair.

Broken forms

Contact, quote, and booking forms that stopped sending or never arrive.

Mobile layout bugs

Pages that overlap, overflow, or become unreadable on phones.

SSL and configuration issues

Security warnings, redirect problems, and misconfigured domains.

Visual bugs

Misaligned sections, broken images, and styling that fell apart after an update.

Broken links

Dead links and buttons that lead nowhere.

What it does not cover

Full redesigns, large migrations, and complex back-end problems are scoped separately.

Pricing

Website fix pricing.

A low-cost first step. If the site needs more than a fix, the website packages are the next tier.

Website Fix From $49

Broken forms, layout bugs, SSL or configuration issues, and minor front-end problems.

Starter website $699+

A new 5-page site when the old one is past repairing.

FAQ

Website repair questions.

How much does it cost to fix a website?

Website Fix starts at $49 for small issues such as a broken form, a layout bug, or an SSL problem. If the work is larger, you get a clear estimate for the next step.

Why is my contact form not working?

Common causes are a changed email address, a mail service that was switched off, spam filtering, or a plugin or script update. We test the form end to end and fix the point where it fails.

Can you fix a website you did not build?

Usually, yes, as long as we can get access to the site or its hosting. We review it first and tell you what is realistic.

Should I fix my site or rebuild it?

Fix it when the problem is isolated. Rebuild when the same problems keep returning, the site is slow or hard to edit, or it no longer matches the business. We will tell you which case you are in.