Custom Plugin Development

Choose Basic Plugin if you need a focused custom plugin with one clear piece of functionality (for example a small automation, a custom field workflow, or a simple integration inside your existing site).
Choose Standard Plugin if you need a more capable plugin with multiple features, a proper settings screen, and possibly a REST API or third-party integration (for example a CRM, payment gateway, or external service).
Choose Premium Plugin if you want a repository-ready plugin that meets WordPress.org standards, with more advanced capabilities, documentation, and help preparing it for public release.
If none of these feel like a perfect fit, you’re welcome to request a custom plugin quote.

All plugin packages include:
– A fully functional custom WordPress plugin
– Source code included
– Code written to WordPress development standards
– Compatibility tested against your WordPress version
– Basic security and performance best practices
– Clear communication during planning and development
Standard and Premium also include more advanced features, integrations and documentation, while Premium adds repository-ready quality and support for WordPress.org submission.

Basic
– 1 main custom feature / core functionality
– Simple settings / options (if needed)
– Best for small, focused automations or site-specific logic
Standard
– Multiple features or modules
– Structured settings screen in the admin
– Optional REST API or third-party integration
– Better for plugins you’ll rely on day-to-day in your workflow
Premium
– Advanced plugin with multiple capabilities
– Repository-ready: code, structure and security reviewed with public release in mind
– Help preparing readme, icons, banners and submission to WordPress.org
– Ideal if you want to distribute or resell the plugin, or release it to the community
All three include source code, are built to WordPress standards, and respect performance and security best practices.

Each package has a standard delivery time:
– Basic: 14 days
– Standard: 14 days
– Premium: 21 days
If you need things faster, you can add a 7-day delivery upgrade to your package for an extra:
– + $ 100 on Basic
– + $ 200 on Standard
– + $ 300 on Premium
We’ll confirm the timeline with you before we start so everyone knows what to expect.

The clearer the requirements, the better the plugin. To get started we’ll usually ask for:
– A description of the functionality you want
– Any reference plugins or examples (if you have them)
– Details about your WordPress setup (version, theme, key plugins)
– Access to a staging / development site (optional but recommended)
If you’re not sure exactly what you need, that’s okay. We can help you shape the requirements and propose a sensible solution.

Yes.
We can extend, optimise or refactor an existing plugin if that makes more sense than starting from scratch. Just share:
– Which plugin you’re using
– What you’d like changed or added
We’ll review it and recommend whether we should extend the current plugin or build a new one to avoid conflicts and maintenance headaches.

That’s the goal.
We follow WordPress coding standards and best practices to maximise compatibility. During development we:
– Avoid hardcoding theme-specific assumptions where possible
– Use proper hooks, filters and enqueueing
– Test for obvious conflicts with your theme and key plugins
If there are known conflicts or limitations, we’ll flag them early and discuss options.

It shouldn’t.
We write optimised, efficient code and follow performance best practices, such as:
– Avoiding unnecessary database queries
– Loading assets only where they’re needed
– Using caching or background processes where appropriate
If your plugin is doing heavy lifting (e.g. crunching large datasets or hitting external APIs), we’ll design it to minimise impact and talk through realistic performance expectations.

Yes.
All packages include at least basic documentation:
– Notes on how to install and activate the plugin
– A simple explanation of where to find settings and how to use key features
Standard and Premium add more detail, and Premium can include a WordPress.org-ready readme, usage examples, and notes for future developers.

Yes, with the Premium package.
For Premium, we can:
– Ensure the plugin meets WordPress.org guidelines
– Prepare the readme.txt, basic icons and banners
– Assist with the submission process and first review round
We’ll be clear about what’s required and what’s realistic before we start.

Yes.
Each package includes a support period for bug fixes and small adjustments related to the agreed scope. If you’d like ongoing maintenance, new features or compatibility updates over time, we can arrange a support or care plan tailored to your plugin.

Yes, especially in the Standard and Premium packages.
We can connect your plugin to:
– CRMs and email marketing tools
– Payment gateways
– External apps and APIs
– Internal systems, where endpoints are available
We use secure integration practices and test responses to ensure the plugin behaves reliably even when the external service is slow or unavailable.

Absolutely.
If your plugin idea doesn’t neatly fit into Basic, Standard or Premium – for example:
– Complex workflows or multiple integrations
– Multi-site or multi-tenant setups
– A commercial plugin you plan to sell
…we’ll put together a tailored plugin quote.
Share a brief overview of:
– What your plugin needs to do
– Which systems it should talk to (if any)
– Who will be using it (your team, customers, other site owners)
…and we’ll come back with a suggested approach, timeline and custom pricing.