Pricing

One price. Everything included.

No tiers, no add-ons and no call-out fees. Every site gets every feature, plus a developer who fixes it if anything goes wrong.

Pressfort

$659per site, per year, plus sales tax where applicable

Works out at about $55 a month.


  • All ten protection features
  • Hack repair by a WordPress developer, two clean-ups a year included
  • Staging site for safe updates
  • Monthly reports

We're opening to new customers very soon. In the meantime, get a free security check and we'll email you a report on your site.

Get a free security check

Any sales tax is worked out at checkout based on your address.

What you get

Every feature, on every site.

One yearly subscription per site. It covers the full Pressfort plugin, switched on and looked after, and a developer to fix things.

Why one fee

Four jobs. One subscription.

Doing this yourself usually means stitching together separate tools, then finding someone to fix things when they go wrong.

A security plugin

Firewall and malware scanning, often with the useful parts on a paid tier.

A backup service

A backup plugin, somewhere off-site to keep the files, and someone to check they actually restore.

An uptime monitor

Another account, another login and another set of alerts to set up.

A developer on call

Someone to clean up a hack or fix a broken update, without a surprise invoice.

Pressfort covers all four for $659 a year per site.

Protect my site

Pricing questions

The small print, in plain English

Anything else? Ask it in a free security check request.

Is the price per site?

Yes. Each WordPress site has its own yearly subscription. You manage them all from one account.

Does the price include tax?

Prices include VAT or GST where it applies to you. In the US and Canada, any sales tax is added at checkout. Businesses can add a VAT or GST number at checkout.

How do I pay?

Online, through Paddle. Paddle is our payment partner and handles payments, tax and invoices for us, so your receipt will come from Paddle.

Is hack repair really included?

Yes. If a protected site gets hacked, we clean it up and close the gap that let the attack in. Two clean-ups a year are included for each site, at no extra cost.

If a site keeps getting hacked, removing the malware isn't enough. The cause is usually outside what any security plugin can control, such as a stolen password, a problem with the hosting or a plugin that's no longer maintained. We'll do a free consultation, find the cause and give you our advice. If a plugin needs replacing or rebuilding, we'll quote for it first. If you've followed our advice and we still can't get your site clean and keep it that way, we'll offer you a full refund for the year. See what's outside our control.

What if my site has already been hacked?

Tell us before you buy, using the free security check form. We'll look at what's going on and talk you through the options.

Pressfort is built to stop sites getting infected and keep them up to date. It can't guarantee to clear an infection that was already there, so this isn't covered by the included clean-ups. If our first scan finds malware, we'll try an automatic clean-up free of charge. If that doesn't clear it, we'll quote to finish the job by hand, or refund you in full if you'd rather not go ahead.

Can I cancel?

Yes, any time from your account. Protection keeps running until the end of the year you've paid for, and then it stops. It won't renew.

Do I need to change my hosting?

No. Pressfort works with any host that runs WordPress.

Not sure yet?

Find out how exposed your site is.

Send us your site address and get a free, plain-English report of what we find. We check from the outside, so there are no logins to hand over and nothing to install.

Security check
yourbusiness.co.uk
Example
1 urgent3 to fix2 fine
  • Known vulnerability in 1 pluginGallery plugin, file upload flawUrgent
  • 6 plugins and 1 theme out of dateOldest is 14 months behindTo fix
  • Usernames publicly visibleListed through the WordPress REST APITo fix
  • Security headers missingNo clickjacking or content protectionTo fix
  • HTTPS set up correctlyCertificate valid, redirects in placeFine
  • WordPress core up to dateRunning the latest releaseFine