WordPress Plugin Development
Custom WordPress plugins, built the WordPress way.
When a theme setting or an off-the-shelf plugin cannot do what your site needs, we write a plugin for it. It is clean and secure, it updates safely, and you own the code.
Every project includes
- Installable plugin .zip with readable source
- Settings page and admin UI
- Escaped output, nonces and capability checks
- Translation-ready (i18n) strings
- Install guide and handover notes
Small plugins in about 1–2 weeks; larger builds in milestones.
What we build
Not sure where your idea fits? Describe it in plain words and we will suggest the simplest way to build it.
WooCommerce extensions
Custom checkout fields, pricing rules, shipping methods, product types and order workflows.
Gutenberg blocks
Editor blocks your team can drag, drop and edit without touching code.
Admin tools & settings
Dashboards, settings pages, custom post types, importers and reports inside wp-admin.
API & payment integrations
Connect WordPress to CRMs, SMS, payment gateways, ERPs and any REST API.
Fix & extend
Debug, speed up or add features to a plugin you already use.
Plugins for sale
Licensing, auto-updates and a settings UI ready for CodeCanyon or your own store.
How a project runs
Brief
Tell us what you need on Telegram or through the contact form.
Scope & quote
We reply with features, milestones, timeline and a fixed quote.
Build
Work ships in milestones you can test and comment on.
Launch & support
We install, publish and fix issues during the agreed support period.
Tools we use
- PHP 8
- WordPress APIs
- WooCommerce
- Gutenberg / React
- REST API
- MySQL
Questions
Will the plugin break when WordPress updates?
We use WordPress core APIs and hooks instead of editing core or theme files, which keeps updates safe. Compatibility fixes are included during the agreed support period.
Can you modify a plugin I bought?
Yes, where its licence allows. We usually extend it through hooks or an add-on plugin, so your changes survive the vendor's updates.
Do I own the code?
Yes. Ownership of the source code is written into the project agreement before work starts.
Tell us about your plugin
A few sentences are enough to start: what it should do, who uses it and when you need it.