WordPress plugin development
The WordPress ecosystem has tens of thousands of plugins — but real competitive advantage begins exactly where off-the-shelf plugins end. If the existing ones don't cover what you need, or you don't want to rely on 4–5 plugins, it's worth having a custom one built.
When do you need a custom plugin?
When none of the existing plugins covers the need exactly — or when their combination makes the site slow, vulnerable and expensive. A focused custom plugin gives you a single, maintainable codebase instead.
Typical cases: an internal workflow (order handling, partner onboarding), a custom product configurator, or a special content type (gallery, property catalogue, event calendar).
Maintainable, secure code
We work to the WordPress coding standards, with proper nonces and escaping, and proactively avoid vulnerabilities. The code doesn't just 'work somehow' — it's auditable and extensible.
We optimise database operations: no N+1 queries, no unnecessary JS/CSS load, and no hit to your Core Web Vitals score.
Updates, compatibility, documentation
We build the plugin to stay compatible with new WP versions — after every major release we run automated tests and ship patches alongside the results.
It comes with detailed internal documentation, commented code and an admin user guide — so development can continue any time, even by another team.
Frequently asked questions
Can you take over development of an existing plugin?
Yes, if the source code is available. First we review it, audit the code quality, then continue along a documented roadmap.
Do you guarantee compatibility with new WP versions?
As part of the maintenance package, we test and ship a patch within 2 weeks of every major WP release. Security patches we deliver faster.
Do you build an admin interface for the plugin?
Yes, by default. Following the WordPress admin design language, so it fits the familiar experience — we don't break out of the WP UI.