WhatsApp WordPress Plugin Development Services
- 5.0 Rating on Clutch, 35 reviews
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120+ Projects launched
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90+ PageSpeed score as standard
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Weekly Demos on a staging site
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Fixed Scope and price before start
When plugins become the problem
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A stack for one job
You combine several add-ons to get one workflow, and each update risks breaking the chain.
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Custom code in functions.php
Business logic sits in the theme, so a theme change or update wipes it out.
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Abandoned plugins
A plugin you depend on has not been updated in years and now shows security warnings.
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Slow admin and front end
Plugins load scripts and database queries on every page, even where they are not used.
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Almost a fit
The plugin covers most of your process, and the missing part is done by hand every day.
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Growing licence costs
Per-site and per-feature licences add up, and you still do not control the roadmap.
Plugins for your workflow
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Custom business plugins
Pricing rules, booking logic, calculators, client portals and approval flows packaged as one plugin.
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WooCommerce extensions
Custom product types, checkout fields, shipping rules and order statuses.
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Integration plugins
Plugins that sync WordPress with your CRM, ERP or an external API on a schedule or in real time.
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Dynamic Gutenberg blocks
Blocks with live data, such as filtered listings or stock levels, for your editors.
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Fixes and extensions
We extend or patch third-party plugins through hooks, without editing their core files.
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Admin tools
Dashboards, bulk editors and import or export tools that remove manual work for your team.
Stores we've built. Results
they've driven.
Plugin development price guide
Every plugin gets a fixed quote after we map the logic with you.
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Small plugin
For one clear feature, such as a calculator, custom fields or a checkout rule.
from $1,500 1-3 weeks
- Written specification
- Admin settings page
- Code review and tests
- Deployment to your site
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Most popular
Business plugin
For multi-step workflows, portals or WooCommerce extensions.
from $5,000 4-8 weeks
- Discovery and data model
- Custom admin screens
- Roles and permissions
- Automated tests
- Documentation
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Integration plugin
For plugins that sync data with a CRM, ERP or other external system.
from $8,000 6-10 weeks
- API mapping and error handling
- Queues and retries
- Logs your team can read
- Staging tests with real data
- Monitoring after launch
Prices are a guide. You get a fixed quote after a free discovery call.
Ready-made or custom plugin?
The right choice depends on how close a ready-made plugin gets to your process.
| Ready-made plugin | Plugin plus custom code | Custom plugin | |
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| Upfront cost | Low | Medium | Higher |
| Fits your exact process | Partly | Mostly | Yes |
| Code loaded | All vendor features | Vendor features plus extras | Only what you use |
| Safe through updates | Depends on vendor | Needs testing | You control it |
| Ongoing licence fees | Yes | Yes | No |
| Best for | Standard needs | Small gaps | Core business logic |
From idea to plugin
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Discovery
We map the logic, edge cases and data, then fix scope and price. 1-2 weeks. -
Specification
A written spec with screens and data flows that you approve. Up to 1 week. -
Build
Development on staging with a demo every week. 1-8 weeks, depending on size. -
Testing
QA covers edge cases, conflicts with your other plugins and supported PHP versions before release. -
Support
Tests and updates for new WordPress and WooCommerce versions on a monthly plan.
What our clients say
Plugin development FAQ
Direct answers on cost, ownership and updates.
How much do WordPress plugin development services cost?
Small single-feature plugins start from $1,500. Business plugins with workflows start from $5,000, and integration plugins from $8,000.
Should we build a plugin or buy one?
Buy if a ready-made plugin covers your process well. Build when the logic is core to your business or you are patching several plugins together.
Will the plugin survive WordPress updates?
Yes, when it uses public APIs and hooks, which is how we write it. Our support plan covers testing with new WordPress, WooCommerce and PHP versions.
Can you fix a plugin another developer wrote?
Yes. We review the code first, then fix, refactor or rewrite parts of it, and tell you which option costs less.
Can you publish the plugin on WordPress.org?
Yes, if you want it public. Most client plugins stay private because they hold business logic.
Who owns the plugin code?
You do. We hand over the full source code in your repository, with documentation.
