WordPress plugins · from $3,000 · 2-6 weeks
Custom WordPress plugins
The one feature your site is missing, built for your site alone. No subscription, no upsell banner in the admin, and no forty features you will never switch on.
Where I stand
Not a WordPress specialist
I've written modern PHP for six years, mostly Laravel. For a focused plugin that does one job well, that's the skill that matters. For a large WooCommerce build, a WordPress agency is the safer choice, and I'll tell you so on the call.
How it works
Tested on a copy of your site
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A call
Show me the feature and the plugins you already tried.
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Scope
What it does, what it doesn't, and the price.
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Build
Built and tested on a staging copy of your site.
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Handover
Source, docs and a plugin your team can update.
What you get
One plugin, nothing licensed back
- Working plugin, installed and tested
- Clean, documented PHP source you own
- Settings page your team can use
- Handover walkthrough and documentation
FAQ
Questions about WordPress plugins
Your question isn't here? Ask it on the free call, or email safi.abdulkader@gmail.com.
How much does a custom WordPress plugin cost?
WordPress plugins start at $3,000. A single focused feature sits near that floor. A plugin with its own admin screens, REST endpoints and third-party APIs costs more. Scope and price are agreed in writing before you commit.
Will it break when WordPress updates?
It is written against the public WordPress APIs rather than internals, which is what keeps plugins working across updates. It is tested on your current version before handover.
Can you fix a plugin someone else wrote?
Often, yes. I read the code first and tell you whether fixing it costs less than replacing it.
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Tell me what you need
I reply within one business day with questions first, then a fixed quote.
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