Whether you need a bespoke feature for your own site, an internal tool for your team, or a commercial plugin distributed to thousands of customers — we build clean, secure, maintainable WordPress plugins that hold up for years.
The WordPress plugin ecosystem is huge — but it's also full of bloated, abandoned, conflicting and insecure code. Every plugin you install is someone else's decisions running on your site.
A custom plugin, built for exactly your needs, replaces three or four mediocre ones. It's faster, more secure, fully under your control, and doesn't update itself overnight into something different.
We've built everything from 20-line internal helpers to full SaaS-style commercial plugins distributed via WordPress.org and Gumroad. All written to WordPress coding standards, all fully documented, all covered with unit tests.
Everything written to WordPress coding standards, thoroughly tested, documented and secure by default.
Detailed functional spec — what it does, what it doesn't, every edge case written down before code starts.
Database schema, hooks, admin UI flows and API design reviewed before implementation.
TDD where possible, manual QA across WordPress versions, PHP versions and popular theme/plugin combinations.
Production release with full user documentation, changelog, and developer hooks documented for future extensibility.
Often yes. If the existing plugin is GPL-licensed (most are) and well-structured, we can build a child extension that adds or changes behaviour without touching the original code. That keeps your changes safe across updates.
Yes. We build against documented WordPress APIs, test against the latest and previous-LTS versions of WordPress and PHP, and run automated compatibility checks against WordPress core betas to catch breaking changes early.
Yes. We handle the full submission process — code review compliance, readme.txt, assets, SVN setup and ongoing release management. We've shipped multiple plugins to the official repository.
Yes. We use Freemius or custom Easy Digital Downloads (EDD) licensing stacks — whichever fits your business model — including trial flows, upgrades, auto-updates and renewal management.