Website Rescue — Flat Fee

Your website.
Fixed in 48 hours.
Flat fee.

10 years in the ICU. Now I fix websites the same way — triage, fix, verify.

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Three ways in

One flat fee. No hourly billing. No surprises.

Most Popular

48-Hour Rescue

$1,200

Founding intro: $600 — first 3 clients only

Your site is broken, slow, or embarrassing. I triage it, fix what's critical, and hand it back working — in 48 hours.

  • Bug, layout & broken-link fixes
  • Mobile responsiveness pass
  • Speed & performance tune-up
  • Broken forms & contact restored
  • Deployed and verified live

The Rebuild

$3,500

Beyond patching? I rebuild it clean, fast, and modern — same content, new foundation you won't have to rescue again.

  • Modern rebuild (Next.js / React or Ruby on Rails)
  • Mobile-first, from the ground up
  • SEO & metadata essentials
  • Contact forms & integrations
  • Fast by default, built to last

AI Upgrade

from $1,800

Add an AI layer that actually works — chat, content, or workflow automation, built to fail gracefully under load.

  • AI chat / assistant integration
  • Content & copy generation
  • Workflow automation
  • Resilient multi-model fallbacks
  • Wired into your existing site

How it works

Triage, fix, verify — the same protocol I ran at the bedside.

01

Free audit

Send me your site. I run a triage pass and tell you exactly what's wrong and what it takes to fix — no charge, no obligation.

02

50% deposit — I fix in 48 hours

You approve a flat fee and pay half up front. I go heads-down and fix it inside 48 hours. No scope creep, no surprise invoices.

03

You review, pay the balance

I hand it back working and verified. You review it live. Happy? You pay the remaining balance. That's it.

Founding Clients

The first 3 clients get the 48-Hour Rescue at $600 — half off.

In exchange for an honest testimonial. I'm building a track record; you get a fixed site at the founding price. Once the 3 spots are gone, it's $1,200.

Send me your site. I'll tell you what's wrong — free.

10 years in the ICU. Now I fix websites the same way — triage, fix, verify. — Giannis Roussos

See my engineering work → giannisroussos.dev