The story
Why DailyWebService Exists
I started building WordPress sites for clients on Fiverr in 2016, added Upwork a year later, and have worked with a US based web agency since 2022. Across the three, that is more than 670 projects, from small fixes to full builds.
Most of that work was for small businesses, and the same problems kept coming up: a site hacked through an old plugin, a page that took far too long to open, a contact form that quietly stopped sending email. The fixes were rarely the hard part. Finding someone who would give one clear price, and then do the job, was.
DailyWebService is my answer to that. Fixed prices agreed before any work starts, a backup before every change, and a plain-English note after. And because sites break between fixes, a care plan that checks yours every morning.