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Custom WordPress plugin development

We build plugins for a living, so a custom plugin gets the same treatment as our own: a clear scope, WordPress coding standards, security checks, and an admin that doesn't look bolted on.

Why it matters

A custom plugin is the right answer when your process is specific enough that nothing in the plugin directory fits, or when you're paying for three plugins to get one feature.

Because we publish our own plugins on WordPress.org and the WooCommerce Marketplace, custom work follows the same standards: security checks, coding standards and an admin that looks native to WordPress.

Problems this solves

  • Workflows that off-the-shelf plugins only half cover
  • Several overlapping plugins doing one job
  • Custom code scattered across a theme
  • Internal tools that live outside WordPress
  • Agency code reused across client sites

What’s included

A plugin shaped around your workflow, built and maintained by the same team.

  • Scoping and a technical plan
  • Admin screens that feel native to WordPress
  • Settings, REST endpoints and webhooks
  • Documentation and handover

How it’s priced

Fixed price for version one, then optional maintenance for updates and new features.

Get a fixed quote

Good to know

  • Work happens on staging first
  • You own the code
  • 30 days of fixes after launch

Typical projects

Examples of the kind of work this covers.

Internal tools for a store team

A dashboard for packing, returns or stock checks that lives inside WordPress.

A private plugin for an agency

One codebase deployed across client sites, with updates from a private source.

Turning a snippet pile into a plugin

Functions scattered across a theme, rebuilt as a maintainable plugin with settings.

How it runs

  1. Tell us the job

    Describe what you need and share access to a staging site if you have one.

  2. Get a fixed quote

    A written scope, price and timeline within one business day.

  3. Build on staging

    Work happens on staging with short updates, so nothing surprises your live store.

  4. Launch and support

    We go live together, and fixes are included for 30 days after launch.

Custom plugin development questions

Something else? Ask us.

Who owns the plugin?

You do, once it is paid for. You get the full source code and documentation.

Can you maintain it after launch?

Yes. Optional maintenance covers WordPress and WooCommerce updates and new features.

Can the plugin be released publicly later?

Yes, if you want to. We can prepare it for WordPress.org review.

Let's scope your project

Tell us about the job and get a written scope and fixed price within one business day.