We build custom WordPress plugins engineered to the official WordPress coding standards — hooks, filters, REST API, nonces, capability checks, sanitization. Every plugin we deliver ships with documentation and a GitHub-powered auto-update channel so your site always runs the latest version.
Every custom plugin we build follows WordPress.org standards — secure, maintainable, and designed to evolve with your business.
We architect plugins for longevity — OOP structure, singleton patterns where appropriate, clean separation of concerns, and PHPDoc throughout. Code you can hand to any developer and they'll understand it on day one.
Custom WP REST API namespaces with authentication (JWT / Application Passwords / OAuth), schema validation and proper HTTP response codes — ready to power headless frontends or external integrations.
Custom admin pages built with the Settings API, meta boxes, list tables and AJAX actions — designed to be intuitive for non-technical users and maintainable for developers.
Dynamic and static custom blocks using the WordPress Block API — including InnerBlocks, block patterns, block templates and full theme.json integration for seamless FSE compatibility.
WP-Cron based background jobs, Action Scheduler integration for high-volume queues, and real-time event processing for webhook-triggered workflows.
Every plugin we ship includes Plugin Update Checker integration pointed at your private GitHub repository — your client sites update safely, just like a WordPress.org plugin, without manual FTP.
We map your requirements to a technical spec — data models, API contracts, admin flows, integration points. You sign off before a line of code is written.
Plugin structure, hook points, database schema (if needed), REST endpoint design and security model are defined and reviewed before development starts.
Iterative development on a staging environment. Code reviews, staging deploys and client walk-throughs at each milestone. Bugs fixed before production.
Production deployment, GitHub auto-update setup, documentation handoff and a 30-day post-launch support window included as standard.
Tell us what you need to build. We'll scope it, architect it, and ship it — maintained long-term.
Cost depends on complexity. A focused single-purpose plugin (e.g. a custom form handler with CRM integration) typically runs $3,000–$8,000. A full-featured plugin with admin UI, REST API, WooCommerce integration and auto-updates runs $10,000–$25,000+. We give a fixed-price estimate after a discovery call.
Yes. We build custom WordPress plugins that connect to external CRMs via REST API — syncing contacts, deals, events and custom objects bidirectionally between WordPress and Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho and others.
We build both. If you want a private plugin for your own site or client network, we set it up with GitHub-powered updates. If you want to submit to WordPress.org, we build to their coding standards and review guidelines from the start.
A focused plugin with clear requirements typically takes 2–4 weeks. Plugins with complex business logic, multi-platform integrations, or advanced admin UIs typically run 6–10 weeks. We define a delivery timeline as part of the scoping process.
Yes. All custom development we deliver is work-for-hire — you own the code, the repository, and the intellectual property. We can optionally retain a support role via retainer, but there are no lock-in clauses on the code itself.
Yes. WooCommerce extensions are one of our core specializations — custom product types, checkout fields, pricing engines, subscription logic, shipping calculators, payment gateway integrations, and order management extensions.
Plugins built to WordPress coding standards are designed to survive core updates. We test against upcoming major releases before they ship. Clients on maintenance retainers get proactive compatibility updates — no emergency fees.
Yes. We do plugin audits — reviewing architecture, security posture, performance and maintainability — before taking over. We'll give you an honest assessment of what needs fixing and what can stay, then continue development as your long-term partner.