WordPress
WordPress plugins
WordPress plugins and blocks that fit your editorial flow and connect the site to the tools your team already uses.
What we build for WordPress
WordPress still runs a huge share of the web, and most teams need more than a theme: a custom block, an editorial workflow, a connection to the systems that hold their real data. We build the plugin that adds it cleanly.
Typical work: custom Gutenberg blocks, editorial workflows, and integrations that push content between the site and a CRM, CDP or external API.
How it works
We build to platform standards on the REST API and the block editor, so the plugin is maintainable and survives updates instead of breaking on the next release.
That matters more than it sounds. Most of the broken sites we are asked to rescue were not broken by a core release; they were broken by a previous developer working around one. Hooks and filters exist for a reason, and code that uses them keeps running.
When you do not need one
If an existing plugin already does the job, we will say so and point you at it. Paying to rebuild a solved problem is waste, and a smaller install list is a site that stays secure and fast. A custom build earns its place when your editors need a block nobody sells, when the data has to move between systems, or when the off-the-shelf option is three times the size of the feature you actually wanted.
What it takes to start
Two things move a project along quickly: an admin login on a staging copy, and one person who can decide what the editorial flow should be. The rest we can work out from the site itself.
What you get
A working plugin, packaged for install and update, with the source code and a short guide.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Can a WordPress plugin sync content with an external system?
Yes. We build plugins that read and write over the WordPress REST API, so content can flow in from a headless source or out to a CRM or data warehouse.
Can you build custom Gutenberg blocks?
Yes. We build bespoke blocks and block patterns so editors get the exact building pieces they need, with no page-builder bloat.
Will it survive core and theme updates?
We build to WordPress standards and avoid hacks, so plugins keep working across core, theme and PHP updates.
WordPress plugins