SearchPatchA small change.
A complete handoff.
You should know what will change, how it will be checked and what remains outside the promise.
1. Describe the issue
Share up to three public URLs, the exact Search Console status and what you expected instead. Confirm that the pages are intended for search and that you control the site. Do not include private documents or credentials in the inquiry.
2. Establish a fit
We review current evidence and native options. A not-indexed label alone is not enough. If there is no confirmed technical condition, we explain the useful next step rather than inventing a repair. If further evidence is needed, we agree a private handoff for a redacted owner report.
3. Approve the scope
You receive one condition, the exact affected URLs, the proposed change, acceptance checks, rollback approach and an available delivery slot. The price is USD249, once. Payment is through a genuine invoice or configured checkout after you accept the scope.
4. Make the agreed change
We use a reversible patch or configuration correction and preserve unrelated behavior. The delivery target is two business days after scope, payment and necessary access are ready, subject to the slot agreed with you. Production changes follow the agreed authorization process.
5. Review the evidence
The handoff shows before and after observations, the deployed check and how to undo the change. Acceptance means the agreed technical condition is corrected. It does not depend on Google indexing the page or selecting your canonical.
6. Close it properly
One same-scope correction round reported within seven calendar days is included. Temporary access is revoked. If we cannot deliver the agreed correction, we stop and offer a full refund rather than an unexpected extra charge.