Plugin Development

A custom WordPress plugin, built to your specification by senior developers — for when an off-the-shelf plugin doesn’t exist, doesn’t fit, or you’d rather not bolt three half-working ones together.

What you get

• Discovery — we pin down exactly what the plugin must do and how it fits your site.
• Technical design — a clean architecture that won’t fight future WordPress or WooCommerce updates.
• Build — coded to WordPress standards, with security and performance considered from the start.
• Testing on staging — verified on a copy of your site before anything goes live.
• Deployment to production, with handover documentation.

How it works

We scope and design first, build and test on staging, then deploy. Typical projects start from €1,499 — the final price depends on plugin scope, third-party integrations, and whether you want ongoing maintenance.

Who it’s for

Businesses with a specific workflow, integration, or feature that no existing plugin handles cleanly — and teams who want code they actually own, not a tangle of unsupported add-ons.

FAQ

Do you maintain it afterwards?

We can — ongoing support pairs naturally with a Maintenance plan, or one-off updates as needed.

Will it break when WordPress updates?

We build to current standards and test against updates; the staging step in Maintenance protects against regressions long-term.

Can it integrate with other tools?

Yes — third-party integrations are scoped in discovery and reflected in the final price.

What’s not included

The quote covers building the plugin to the agreed specification, tested and deployed. It doesn’t include unrelated site work or open-ended feature creep — anything outside the agreed scope is handled as a clear change request rather than a surprise. Ongoing upkeep is optional and best paired with a Maintenance plan.

Do I own the code?

Yes — it’s built for you and handed over with documentation; you’re not locked into us to keep it running.

How long does a plugin take to build?

It depends on scope and integrations, which we pin down in discovery before quoting, so the timeline is clear up front.

Can you extend or fix an existing plugin?

Often yes — we’ll review what you have and tell you honestly whether extending it or rebuilding cleanly is the better investment.

Will the plugin slow my site down?

No — performance is considered from the design stage, and we test the build on staging so it’s efficient before it ever reaches production.