Your site works. Orders come in, the pages load, customers don’t complain. But updating a plugin feels like gambling, nobody remembers why half of it is set up the way it is, and the person who built it isn’t around anymore.
That’s what the Website Safety Check is for.
What I look at
A careful pass through the parts of your site that can quietly hurt the business:
- Plugins and theme — what’s installed, what’s outdated, what depends on what, and what’s safe to update.
- Checkout, if you sell online — payment, shipping, tax, and the plugins in that path.
- Forms and email — whether contact forms, order emails, and notifications actually arrive.
- Backups and recovery — whether a backup exists, where it lives, and whether it would actually restore.
- Access and ownership — who controls the domain, hosting, and admin accounts (more businesses are locked out of their own sites than you’d think).
I don’t change anything during the check. Your site stays exactly as it is.
What you get
A plain-English written report — no jargon wall — that tells you:
- what’s solid and can be left alone,
- what’s fragile and why,
- what’s safe to update today,
- what should be fixed first, and roughly what that would involve.
You can hand it to me, to another developer, or to nobody. It’s yours.
The terms
$400, flat. If you hire me afterward to fix anything the report found, the $400 comes off that bill in full. If you don’t, that’s genuinely fine — you keep the report and you know where you stand. Delivered within 2 business days of getting access.
Who this is for
Small businesses around Eugene/Springfield (and beyond) running WordPress or WooCommerce sites that have been up for a few years — especially if the original developer has moved on, or updates have been put off because nobody’s sure what will break.
It’s not emergency support — if your site is down right now, the 48-Hour Website Rescue is the right door. And it’s not a sales pitch dressed as an audit; the report stands on its own.
Who you’re hiring

I’m Dennis Riddle — AppWeft is my one-person web engineering shop in Springfield. 30+ years of software engineering, and a strong preference for making things understandable over making them impressive.
Ready, or have questions?
Call or text me at 541-357-8147, or use the button below — either way you’re talking to me, not a sales team.