They are weighing us against a plugin they already installed, the backups their host includes, or a score out of 100. So those are the comparisons we wrote, and each one says where the other thing wins.
A plugin is software you install. We are a person who looks after the site. Most sites that get hacked had a plugin running.
Read the comparison → A cleanup serviceorNorvalA cleanup service removes the infection and hands the site back. The question is what happens the week after.
Read the comparison → Your hostorNorvalBackups are the floor. They restore yesterday, they do not stop today going wrong, and almost nobody has tried restoring one.
Read the comparison → PageSpeed and LighthouseorNorvalFor measuring load speed there is nothing better. It is also the most misread number on the web: 100 out of 100 says nothing about whether a site is safe or current.
Read the comparison →The comparison gets written either way, usually by somebody selling the other thing. If you read one of these and choose the plugin, that was the right page.