Hacked at 2am? We're already on it.
MalShield monitors your site around the clock — uptime, SSL, defacement, malware signatures, blacklists — and when something breaks, the cleanup clock starts. Monitoring that watches. Cleanup with a clock.
The problem: a hacked site is a silent catastrophe
A hacked site gets blacklisted by Google — organic traffic gone overnight. A hacked checkout skims customer cards. And your host's answer is often 'we suspended you.'
The incumbents charge incident-by-incident: Wordfence is $149/yr plus $179 per cleanup. Sucuri Basic is $199.99/yr with a 30-hour response SLA — and both treat non-WordPress sites as second-class.
Small businesses and agencies on Webflow, custom stacks, and Shopify-adjacent setups get monitoring that wasn't built for them, and cleanup priced like a ransom note.
Monitoring for every stack, cleanup with a clock
$12/mo monitoring: uptime checks, SSL expiry tracking, defacement detection via baseline hash, heuristic malware scans, and Google Safe Browsing blacklist monitoring — for any stack.
Guard ($29/mo) includes one cleanup per year, performed by an operator — never claimed as 'auto-clean'. Sentinel ($79/mo) adds a contractual 4-hour cleanup SLA, tracked in software, with unlimited cleanups.
One honest rule, everywhere in our copy: monitoring is automated; cleanup is operator-performed under the SLA clock.
What you get
Uptime monitoring
Scheduled checks with alerts when your site goes dark (email when SMTP is configured, otherwise logged).
SSL expiry tracking
Know weeks ahead that a certificate is expiring — not from your visitors.
Defacement detection
Baseline page hash; any unauthorized change trips an incident.
Heuristic malware scan
7 high-signal signature patterns scanned on every check — no magic 'AI' claims.
Blacklist monitoring
Google Safe Browsing lookup. Without an API key we report 'unknown' — we never guess.
SLA clock tracking
Every incident carries its response deadline; at-risk SLAs escalate automatically.