WordPress plugins built for your task

When you need your own WordPress plugin

The WordPress directory has tens of thousands of plugins, and for common tasks a ready-made one is the better choice. Your own plugin is needed when the ready-made ones solve half the task: the form cannot do the calculation you need, the store needs a special delivery method, data must go to your CRM, and the settings should make sense to a manager, not a programmer.

Another common reason is a set of five plugins, each doing a small piece of the job. They conflict with each other, slow the site down and break one by one after updates. One plugin written for the task is usually easier to maintain.

Customizing a plugin without losing updates

Editing someone else's plugin files directly does not work: the first update brings the old code back. So we put the changes into a separate add-on plugin that hooks into the original through its actions and filters. The original plugin updates as usual, and your logic stays in place.

If the original plugin has no extension points for what you need, we say so before the estimate and suggest options: write a replacement, talk to the author, or pin the version.

WooCommerce plugins

WooCommerce stores most often need their own pricing and discount rules, shipping calculations, extra order fields, order export to other systems and notifications for managers. All of that is done in a plugin, without editing the theme, so a store redesign does not break the logic.

For a large store we think about speed upfront: heavy calculations and exchange with outside systems run in the background, not at the moment the buyer presses “Place order”. Checkout stays quick even when the CRM answers slowly.

• Your own rules for prices, discounts and the minimum order
• Extra fields in the order and in the emails to the buyer
• Order export to a CRM, a spreadsheet or an accounting system
• Telegram notifications about new orders

How we write plugins

The plugin follows WordPress rules: it escapes output, checks capabilities and the nonce on every action, does not load its scripts on pages that do not need them, and cleans up its data if you delete it. Its settings live on a separate admin page with clear labels.

Before handover we test the plugin on a copy of your site, with your theme and your plugins, not on a clean install. That way conflicts turn up before your customers see them.

Keeping the plugin and your site secure

A plugin runs with your site's privileges, so a bug in it can expose the database or the admin panel. We check user capabilities on every action, never store third-party service keys in plain text and send data from your site nowhere except the services you named in the task.

The code has no hidden links, ads or “phone home” calls. The whole code is open to you: you can show it to another developer or review it yourself.

How much a WordPress plugin costs

The price depends on how much logic the plugin has, which services it connects to and whether it needs its own admin page. A small change often fits into one stage; a plugin with integrations we price after a few follow-up questions.

In the estimate each stage has its own price and timeline. You pay only for the stage we are about to start and accept the result with one click in your account.

What to send us for an estimate

Describe what should happen on the site and add a link to it. If it is about changing a plugin, name the plugin and your WordPress version. Admin access will be needed later: please create a separate account for us rather than share your own.

After handover we stay in touch about the plugin: you can ask about it in the order chat, and a new feature goes under its own estimate, stage by stage as before.