The Digital Doctor

Get hold of me

You are contacting one person, not a support queue. I read everything myself and reply the same working day in almost every case. If your website is down or has been hacked, phone rather than email, that is not a thing to wait on.

Johannesburg, Gauteng. Work is delivered online, so where you are does not matter.

WhatsApp074 695 3821The fastest way to reach me, and the one most people use.Open WhatsAppPhone074 695 3821Weekdays 08:00–17:00. If your site is down, phone outside those hours anyway.Call nowEmailjustin@thedigitaldoctor.co.zaBest for anything with detail. It reaches me, not a shared inbox.Write to me

Why there is no form on this page

Because I sell a check for contact forms that fail silently, and I find a broken one on most sites I scan. A form can accept a message, show a thank-you, and lose it, and neither of us would know. A phone number and a WhatsApp link cannot do that. It would be a strange business that made a silent failure the only way in.

If you would rather start with the work than a conversation, the free check takes about a minute and needs no sign-up. Most people message me after reading it, which is a better conversation for both of us.

What happens after you get in touch

For an audit: I confirm the price and the turnaround before anything starts, take payment, and deliver within the stated time, 48 hours for The Vitals, five working days for the Full Body Scan. Nothing needs a call unless you want one.

For something urgent: I look first and quote afterwards. Nobody can honestly price a cleanup they have not seen inside, which is why the triage is its own small fee rather than a guess at the whole job.

What I will need from you

Two things, and neither of them is a password.

I never need a password to run a scan. Where a paid audit needs access to something, I ask for it separately, in writing, and only for the part that needs it.

Or start with the free check

Ten checks on your website, instantly, no sign-up. Then message me about whatever it finds.

Run the free check