I build secure, maintainable WordPress plugins with PHP 8+, custom admin UI, REST APIs, Gutenberg blocks, WooCommerce integrations, and WordPress.org-ready packaging.
Clear implementation, clean code, and delivery that fits the business goal.
The practical work this service usually includes.
Built with production standards, staging validation, and readable handoff.
Custom WordPress plugin work usually comes from one of these situations.
You've sold a client feature that no off-the-shelf plugin covers, or an existing plugin conflicts with the client's stack and needs a clean custom replacement.
Your product needs a WordPress-side companion plugin, a licensing/API bridge, or a Gutenberg-based content experience that a generic builder can't do.
WooCommerce needs a custom checkout rule, pricing logic, or catalog workflow that plugins from the marketplace only half-solve.
Rebuilt or forked with current WPCS standards, PHP 8+ compatibility, and a maintenance path going forward — without losing existing data or settings.
WordPress REST API endpoints or webhook bridges connecting WooCommerce, a CRM, a payment processor, or an internal tool — built with proper authentication and error handling.
Database queries, admin-ajax calls, and cron jobs audited and rewritten for performance — the plugin doing its job without dragging down page load.
Native block editor experiences with proper block.json registration, InspectorControls, and dynamic rendering — not a shortcode wrapped in an iframe.
A focused, single-purpose plugin is typically 1-3 weeks. Larger plugins with admin dashboards, REST APIs, or WooCommerce integrations run 3-6 weeks depending on scope. You get a specific estimate after a scope discussion, not a guess up front.
Both. I've shipped 11 plugins live on WordPress.org, and I also build private/client-only plugins that never go public — your choice depending on whether this is a product or an internal tool.
Yes — built against current WordPress and WPCS coding standards, tested against the latest core release, and written to avoid deprecated hooks so it doesn't silently break on the next update.
Yes. I regularly get handed half-finished or messy plugin code and either clean it up in place or rebuild the risky parts — whichever costs you less.
A description of the feature or problem, access to a staging environment (or I can spin one up), and any existing plugin/theme code it needs to work alongside.
Yes — launch support is included, and ongoing maintenance/update retainers are available for plugins that need to stay current long-term.
Most serious projects touch more than one layer. These services fit together cleanly.
Share the current stack and the target outcome. I will map the fastest clean path to production.