The fastest way to reach us is email. Tell us the domain, what happened to the site, and what you want back, and a reply comes from the same place.
There is no contact form; email is the only channel.
What to include
- The domain (or domains) you are asking about.
- What happened: host gone, domain expired, deleted with no backup, hacked, or an expired domain you have just bought.
- What you want: a restore on HTML or editable WordPress, a hack cleanup, an expired domain rebuild, a new site, or Autopilot / GEO after the site is back.
- Whether you have the rights to the content. We only restore content you own or may use.
Please do not send passwords or hosting logins in your first message. If a job needs access, we ask for it once the scope is agreed, use it only for that job, and remove it after delivery.
If you are not sure yet, start with the free scan: it shows the old design, the URL structure and a few sample pages, so you know what the archive holds before you spend anything. Prices are on the pricing page.
Copyright and takedown requests
If you believe content on a site we restored infringes your copyright, follow the DMCA page so your notice has everything needed to act on it.
What we do not have
There is no phone line and no public office address. Response times are not promised, but we usually reply within a couple of business days.
Who you are writing to
Wayback Press is an independent restoration service, not affiliated with the Internet Archive, the Wayback Machine, Google, or the Shift8 open-source tool of the same name. More on About Wayback Press.
One domain, one sentence about what went wrong. That is enough to start.