Our plugins
Practical tools that come out of real client work — the things we needed often enough to turn into products. Each one is built to WordPress standards, kept updated, and backed by the same team behind our custom development. Start with the featured plugin, or browse them all below.

Featured
One clear line on what it does and who it is for — the hook that makes the right person click.
The collection
Each plugin gets its own page with full features, screenshots and documentation as it ships.
One line on what it does — tables, blocks, galleries or whatever the content tool solves.
A checkout, pricing or store-management tool that removes a real WooCommerce headache.
Caching, cleanup or optimisation that makes a site measurably faster.
A tidier, faster dashboard — the small workflow fixes editors ask for daily.
Forms, capture or automation that feeds your CRM and grows the list.
Backups, redirects or the everyday utility that just needs to work quietly.
Not on the shelf?
When an off-the-shelf plugin does not exist — or the ones that do are bloated, abandoned or a security risk — we build a custom plugin that does exactly what you need and nothing you don't. Same standards as our products: lightweight, documented, and yours to own.
Questions
Questions about building a custom plugin are covered on the plugin development page.
Each plugin has a free core version that is genuinely useful on its own. Where a plugin has a premium tier, it adds advanced features for teams that need them — but the free version is never crippleware designed only to nag you into upgrading. What is free stays free.
Yes. They are built to WordPress standards and the block editor, so they work with any well-built theme — classic or block — and alongside the major page builders. If you hit a genuine conflict with your setup, that is exactly the kind of thing our support is there to sort out.
Yes. Because the same team that builds our sites builds these plugins, support comes from people who actually understand the code — not a first-line script. Free plugins are supported through the WordPress.org forums; premium tiers include direct, priority support.
Yes — we maintain them. We test each plugin against new WordPress and PHP releases and ship updates before those releases land, so you are not left with an abandoned plugin that breaks on the next core update. Ongoing maintenance is the point of building them properly.
Absolutely — that is a service in its own right. If none of our plugins (or anyone else's) fit, we build a bespoke one to your exact requirements. The plugin development page covers how that works, from scoping to handover.