If your site is showing spam content, redirecting visitors, flagged by Google, or your host has suspended it, the priority is finding out what actually happened, not guessing.
Hack cleanup is not a job I'll quote blind, and I'd be wary of anyone who does. Until someone's actually inside your site, nobody genuinely knows if this is one infected file or a backdoor spread across hundreds. So this starts with a bounded, paid diagnostic. You get a real answer in writing, then a cleanup quote based on what's actually there, not a guess.
Delivered as a written report within 24 to 48 hours. This fee is credited toward the cleanup work if you move forward.
Step 2, cleanup, is quoted separately once the diagnostic is done, priced against what's actually found rather than a guess made before anyone's looked. No guarantee language here on purpose: the honest goal is closing the actual entry point that let this happen, not just deleting the symptoms and hoping.
Site owners dealing with an active or recent compromise, spam content injected somewhere on the site, unexpected redirects, a Google Safe Browsing warning, or a host suspension notice. If your site is fine and you just want to prevent this from ever happening, the Care Plan or a Store Audit is the better starting point.