WordPress Plugin • Shopify App
Our Custom Plugin Build Plans
We write plugins and apps around the feature you actually need — for WordPress, for Shopify, or for a stack no marketplace covers — then hand you the working, documented code. Not a bundle of settings you half-use. Not a black box.
Platform-Matched Architecture
We recommend a WordPress plugin, a Shopify app, or custom middleware based on where your feature actually needs to live — not whichever we're fastest at.
Production-Ready
Every plugin is tested against real themes, real traffic, and real edge-case data on staging before it ever reaches a live store or site.
Code You Actually Own
Full source, hook/filter documentation, and admin access handed over at delivery — nothing licensed back to us, nothing locked behind our accounts.
Common plugin mistakes vs. how we draft it
Most broken plugins weren’t coded badly — they were scoped badly. Here’s what we correct for before a single hook is written.
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Custom Plugin Build Plans
Pick the platform your feature needs to live on — pricing below reflects a typical scope for that build type. Not sure which one fits? Start with a discovery call.
* Pricing may vary based on your requirements and service needs.
All Plugin Build Plans include a fixed-scope agreement, milestone-based payments, and a 15-day post-launch bug-fix window.
Things We Don’t Do
We’re a build team, not everything-under-one-roof. Here’s what falls outside a Plugin Build Plan.
Ongoing Plugin Maintenance & Updates
We build it — we don't babysit it forever inside this plan. Once you launch, our Website Care Plan covers updates, monitoring, and support.
Marketplace Submission & Marketing
We hand you store- and marketplace-ready code. Getting listed, reviewed, and promoted on the WordPress or Shopify marketplace is a different specialty.
Theme & Storefront Design
We build the plugin logic and its admin experience; a full theme or storefront redesign falls under our Website Development Plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which platform is right for my plugin idea?
It depends on where the feature needs to live. If it changes how your WordPress site behaves — bookings, members, custom forms — that’s a WordPress plugin. If it touches your Shopify storefront, checkout, or admin, that’s a Shopify app. If it needs to talk to systems outside either platform, that’s custom middleware. We’ll recommend one after a short discovery call, not before.
Do I own the code after it's built?
Yes. You get full source code, admin access, and hook/API documentation at handover. Nothing is licensed back to us or locked behind our accounts.
How long does a build take?
WordPress plugin builds typically run 2–3 weeks, Shopify app builds 3–4 weeks, and custom integration builds 5–8 weeks depending on scope. You’ll get a firm timeline as part of your fixed-scope proposal.
What do you need from me to get started?
A rough spec of the feature you need, staging access to your site or store, and any third-party API credentials involved. We’ll fill in the rest during discovery.
Do you offer support after launch?
Every build includes a 15-day post-launch bug-fix window at no extra cost. For ongoing updates, monitoring, and support beyond that, we recommend moving to a Website Care Plan.
Can you extend or fix an existing plugin?
Yes — auditing, extending, or repairing an existing WordPress plugin or Shopify app is scoped as part of discovery and quoted alongside your build.
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