Don't force a generic plugin into a job it was never designed for.

Custom WordPress and WooCommerce plugins built around your actual workflow. Not a stack of workarounds.

A custom plugin is right when the functionality belongs inside WordPress or WooCommerce, needs to integrate with your existing data, or must give administrators and customers a purpose-built experience.

Selected plugin examples

Affiliate Links Tracker

A custom plugin for managing affiliate links, recording click activity, and providing detailed reporting.

Print Customiser

Product-personalisation functionality allowing customers to configure print-ready merchandise before purchase.

Top Banner

An announcement-bar plugin with scheduling, targeting, and design controls.

Crystal Chooser

An interactive WooCommerce product configurator with visual selection and dynamic pricing.

WP Menu to JSON

A developer utility exposing WordPress menus as JSON through the REST API for headless websites.

Stock Message for WooCommerce

Custom stock-availability messaging with location-based inventory information for WooCommerce products.

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What we build

  • Custom WooCommerce functionality: pricing rules, product configurators, checkout changes
  • Integration plugins for CRMs, payment gateways, shipping APIs, and third-party services
  • Admin tools and workflow automation
  • Reporting and analytics dashboards
  • Membership and subscription extensions
  • Custom post types and content-management tools
  • REST API endpoints and headless WordPress utilities

How a plugin project works

1

Discovery

We discuss the users, workflow, current limitations, integrations, data, and expected outcome.

2

Scope

You receive a written specification covering functionality, assumptions, exclusions, delivery stages, and a fixed price where the scope is sufficiently defined.

3

Build and review

The plugin is developed using WordPress and WooCommerce conventions. You review the work in a suitable test environment.

4

Launch

We support installation, configuration, and deployment to the agreed website or distribution environment.

5

Ongoing support

Post-launch support, compatibility maintenance, and future development are agreed according to the project.

Custom plugin or existing product?

We will not recommend a custom build just because it is possible. If a maintained existing plugin can meet the requirement without creating an unreliable stack of workarounds, we will say so.

Have a plugin requirement?

Tell us what the current process is, what existing plugins fail to do, and who needs to use the new functionality.