Custom plugin development
Real plugins with proper PHP, custom post types, admin screens and hooks — for the business logic no existing plugin fits, doing exactly what you need and nothing you do not.
We build custom WordPress plugins, themes and headless front ends — real PHP and REST API integration, not a settings panel bolted onto someone else's code. Fast, maintainable, and free of the page-builder mess.
Elementor and its cousins stack scripts and inline styles until every page crawls, and each extra plugin is another thing to break. We build lean — custom plugins for your logic, clean themes or blocks, headless when speed demands it — so the site loads fast and does not fight your team at scale.
Real plugins with proper PHP, custom post types, admin screens and hooks — for the business logic no existing plugin fits, doing exactly what you need and nothing you do not.
Custom endpoints and auth that wire WordPress into your CRM, payments or internal tools — WordPress as a solid backend, built deliberately not bolted on.
WordPress stays the editor your team knows; a Next.js front end renders the site fast over REST or GraphQL — when that trade-off actually earns its keep.
Lean custom themes and native blocks you own, plus rescuing slow builder sites — stripped, cached and measured in Core Web Vitals.
Plugin, integration or headless build — we define what is custom and what WordPress handles, with a fixed estimate before code.
Working software each week in a live environment, built without the bloat — tested against your real content and load.
Deployed, cached, measured for speed, and handed over with readable code your team — or the next one — can own.
Yes — proper plugins with real PHP, custom post types, admin screens and hooks, not a pile of settings glued onto someone else's code. If your business logic does not fit an existing plugin, we build one that does exactly what you need and nothing you do not.
Through the REST API, yes. We build custom endpoints, wire WordPress into your CRM, payment or internal tools, and handle auth properly. WordPress makes a solid backend when the integration is built deliberately instead of bolted on with a plugin.
Headless means WordPress stays the editor your team knows, while a fast front end — Next.js or similar — renders the actual site over the REST or GraphQL API. You want it when you need real speed and modern front-end flexibility but your content team refuses to leave WordPress. When a normal theme is the smarter call, we will say so.
That is a lot of what we do. Elementor and its cousins stack dozens of scripts and inline styles until every page crawls. We strip the bloat, move to clean templates or blocks, cache properly, and measure the result in Core Web Vitals — not vibes.
Custom themes and native blocks, built lean. Page builders are fine for a hobby site; for a business that cares about speed and maintainability they become the problem. We build markup you own, that loads fast and does not fight you at scale.