WP-Dude
Development & ToolsCustom WordPress Plugin Development
You get exactly the feature missing from off-the-shelf plugins. I write custom code around your process and business.
When it makes sense to build a custom plugin
- Off-the-shelf plugins don't do exactly what you need.
- A feature specific to your business doesn't exist as a ready-made solution.
- Too many plugins are slowing the site down and need replacing with one dedicated build.
- You need an admin dashboard, a report, or an internal tool.
- You want full control over the code without depending on a third-party plugin.
How implementation works
Requirements analysis
I define the exact scope of what the plugin needs to do.
Architecture design
I plan the code structure and how it integrates with the rest of the site.
Implementation and testing
I write the code and verify it works across different scenarios.
Deployment and documentation
I deploy the plugin and hand over documentation.
What the service covers
Included
- Design and implementation of a custom plugin.
- An admin dashboard, if needed.
- Integration with existing data and systems.
- Testing and performance optimization.
- Documentation and post-launch support.
Not included
- Unlimited scope changes mid-project
- Maintaining third-party plugins
The price depends on the scope of the functionality and how many other systems the plugin needs to work with.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a custom plugin cost?
Usually from $700, depending on the scope of the functionality.
Will the plugin keep working after WordPress updates?
I write code following current WordPress standards to reduce the risk of conflicts.
Can I extend the plugin later?
Yes, I design the code so it can keep being built on.
What if a ready-made plugin would actually be enough?
If a sensible off-the-shelf option exists, I'll tell you about it directly.
Have an idea for a feature no plugin covers?
Describe what the site needs to do - I'll tell you if it's a custom-plugin job or if an existing solution would work.
