CMS Plugins

Custom CMS plugins help a website do work that standard themes and off-the-shelf extensions cannot handle cleanly. We build plugins that add features, connect services, and support specific editorial or business workflows.

Problem Solved

Installing more generic plugins can make a CMS slower, harder to maintain, and less secure. When your website needs a specific integration, form logic, content workflow, or admin feature, a focused custom plugin is often cleaner than forcing a generic tool to behave like custom software.

Types of Solutions

• Custom WordPress, ModX, or Bitrix functionality
• CRM, ERP, payment, delivery, or analytics integrations
• Admin workflow tools and content management improvements
• Custom forms, calculators, catalog features, and account areas
• Plugin modernization, cleanup, and performance fixes
• API connectors and data synchronization tools

How We Approach the Work

We review the CMS, existing plugins, theme structure, hosting limits, and required workflow. Then we design the plugin architecture, implement the feature, test it in a staging environment, and document how it should be configured and maintained.

What You Receive

• Custom CMS plugin or extension code
• Configuration screens or admin tools where needed
• Integration with required external services
• Compatibility checks with the active CMS version
• Testing in staging before production release
• Installation and maintenance documentation

Pricing

CMS plugin development starts from the price shown on this page. Cost depends on CMS platform, integration complexity, admin interface needs, data migration, compatibility requirements, and how much existing code needs to be reviewed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you work with an existing WordPress site?

Yes. We can build new plugins or improve existing custom functionality on WordPress and other supported CMS platforms.

Will the plugin survive CMS updates?

We design for maintainability, but update safety depends on the CMS, plugin architecture, and third-party dependencies.

Can you replace several plugins with one custom plugin?

Often yes. We first review the current setup to avoid removing functionality that is still needed.