Read this before you pick a plan. It explains what a resolution is and how we count them.
A resolution is one unit of work from our team to fix or help with something on your website. Your plan includes a set number of resolutions each month. When we complete work, those units are used from your balance.
No. Two small, related issues can count as one resolution. One big or complex issue can take two or more resolutions. It depends on how much work is needed, not only on how many requests you send.
When you create a request, our senior team reviews it first. They look at the size of the work and decide how many resolutions to use. We do this so the count is fair — small jobs do not use extra units, and large jobs are counted properly.
If the problems are small and connected, our team may group them into one resolution. For example, two small copy or layout fixes on the same page can often be one resolution.
A larger job — such as a deep bug, work on many pages, or something that takes more time — may use two or more resolutions. Our senior team will review it and let you know if more than one resolution is needed.
Write a clear title and explain the issue in simple words. Add screenshots if you can. Then submit it. You do not need to guess the number of resolutions — our senior team will check it and apply the right count.
Plans cover ongoing resolutions. If you need a new feature, rebuild, migration, or something unique — we’ll scope it, quote it, and ship it with the same ops discipline that powers our retainers.
Tell us what you need — or book a 15-minute call. We’ll reply with a clear scope and timeline.
Usually replies within one business dayChoose Free, Starter, Professional, or Enterprise based on how many fixes you need each month.
Git repo, staging site, and a safe deploy path so nothing goes live untested.
Each resolution is one finished outcome tested on staging, then deployed to production.
See what shipped, upgrade when volume grows, or request a custom quote for bigger builds.
Let’s make something great work together.
Every fix is tested on staging before it touches production so plugin updates and deploys don't break checkout.
You pay for completed outcomes, not hourly retainers. No surprise invoices after a "quick" plugin update.
Straight answers on resolutions, billing, and what’s included before you choose a tier.
WPScaleOps is a professional WordPress operations and scaling service from Xfinitive. We audit your site, optimize performance (caching, database, Core Web Vitals), harden security, set up monitoring and backups, and provide ongoing support so your WordPress site stays fast, secure, and ready to scale as your traffic grows.
Most sites show noticeable improvements within 24–48 hours after the initial optimization phase. Full performance and security hardening is typically completed within a few days, depending on the complexity of your setup. Larger or multi-site projects may take a bit longer, but we always meet agreed deadlines.
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We implement layered security (firewall rules, malware scanning, secure configurations), keep WordPress core, plugins, and themes updated in a controlled way, and monitor for threats 24/7. Critical security issues are addressed immediately.
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