Plugins written for your site only
When no existing plugin does what you need, we write one. Small, documented, tested against current WordPress and PHP, and owned by you.

Three things you can count on
Bespoke plugin
A plugin that does exactly one job for your site: a custom post type, a form flow, a pricing rule, a reporting screen, whatever is missing.
Integration plugin
A connector between WordPress or WooCommerce and an external service: CRM, booking system, payment provider, shipping API or your own backend.
Replacement for an abandoned plugin
When a plugin you depend on stops being maintained, we rebuild the parts you use as a lean, supported replacement.
From brief to handover
Define the feature
We write down what the plugin must do, where it appears, and what it must not break. Fixed quote follows.
Build and test
Developed against a staging copy of your site, tested on current WordPress and PHP versions.
Review on staging
You test it with real content before it goes anywhere near the live site.
Install and handover
Deployed to live, source handed over, with a readme covering settings and updates.
What lands in your hands
A one-page description of the plugin behaviour, settings and edge cases, with the fixed price.
A versioned plugin in a repository you own, following WordPress coding standards.
A settings page where it is needed, kept to the options you will actually change.
The WordPress, PHP and WooCommerce versions it was tested on, and any known conflicts.
Installation, configuration, update steps and how to extend it later.
Questions about wordPress plugins
Why not just use an existing plugin?+
Often you should, and we will say so. A custom plugin makes sense when existing ones do too much, cost a recurring fee for one feature, or are no longer maintained.
Will it break on WordPress updates?+
We follow core APIs rather than private hooks, and test against the current release. If a future update changes an API, a retainer or a small fixed job covers the adjustment.
Can you publish it to the plugin directory?+
Yes, if you want it public. Most clients keep theirs private. Either way it is licensed to you.
Can you extend WooCommerce?+
Yes. Custom product types, checkout fields, pricing rules, shipping methods and order exports are common requests.
Tell us what you need built.
A person on the team replies, usually the same business day.
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