What you need is...
- ...a feature no plugin on the market offers.
- ...to replace five different plugins with a single lightweight solution.
- ...to connect your WordPress site to an external system (CRM, ERP, a supplier's API).
[ WordPress plugin development ]
Custom features for your business
A custom plugin is like a piece of furniture made for your kitchen: it fits where the off-the-shelf ones don't. When no existing plugin does what you need, or only half does it, we code it for your website, your process and your users.
Tired of solutions that "almost" work?
Generic plugins solve generic problems. For what's specific to your business, you need a tool made to measure.
We build the plugin you're missing
We write WordPress plugins from scratch, following the platform's coding and security standards. The result does exactly what you need, with no unnecessary options, and fits your website and the way you work.
[ What for ]
What kind of plugins we develop
Most requests fall into one of these four categories.
Integrations
Syncing your website with a CRM, an ERP, a payment gateway or a supplier's API, so data isn't copied by hand.
Replacing plugins
Swapping several overlapping plugins for a single one that does just what's needed, with less load and fewer conflicts.
Business features
Forms with their own logic, calculators, private areas, approval workflows: what your website has to do and no plugin does well.
Custom WooCommerce
Pricing, shipping or stock rules your shop needs and off-the-shelf extensions don't cover.
A custom plugin is an investment in performance and security
Stacking generic plugins takes its toll on speed and security. Why your own solution works out better in the long run:
Optimized performance
A single plugin doing the work of five loads far less code, and that shows in the visitor's experience and in your Google rankings.
Security and reliability
With code you control, there are no surprises: no unexpected conflicts and no risk of the author abandoning the plugin and leaving it without security patches.
Exactly the right features
The plugin does what you need, without confusing menus or options that only slow down your admin and complicate your team's work.
[ What's included ]
From requirement to installed plugin
What's part of every build, whether it's a small plugin or a complex integration.
- Requirements analysis and technical scope in writing
- Development following WordPress best practices
- A clear settings panel, in your language
- Integration with APIs and external services
- Clean, commented and optimized code
- Compatibility and performance testing in a staging environment
- Security to WordPress standards (nonces, permissions, data validation)
- User documentation and help with installation
[ Our own plugins ]
What we sell, we also use
This website runs on our own theme and plugins: the contact form, cookie and GDPR management, appointment booking and content for search engines and AI. Some of our plugins are for sale in our store.
We also build custom internal tools. In the image, [B] Lotes, which we use to organize our outreach campaigns: batches, sending profiles, campaigns and response rate on a single screen.
![The [B] Lotes screen with the form to create a batch and the batch table, with the data blurred](https://baqueiro.es/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/lotes.webp)
[ Case study ]
Functionality and efficiency in practice
How a custom plugin solved a specific business problem and saved hours of work every month.
Integration plugin for an estate agency
The challenge
An estate agency needed to move its properties from its internal management system (CRM) to its WordPress website. It did this by hand and it took hours.
The solution
We built a plugin that connects to the CRM's API. Every hour it checks for new properties, updates existing ones and removes those sold, with photos, prices and descriptions, with no human intervention.
Results
- Over 20 hours of work saved every month.
- Properties updated on the website in real time.
- No manual data entry errors.
[ FAQ ]
Common questions about plugin development
How much does a custom plugin cost?
It depends on the complexity. A simple plugin can take a few dozen hours; a complex integration with an external system, hundreds. That's why the first step is always an analysis of the requirement, after which we give you a fixed quote.
Will it be compatible with my theme and my other plugins?
Yes. We follow WordPress best practices so it sits well with the rest of your website, and we test it in a staging environment that mirrors your site before installing it.
What happens when WordPress updates?
A well-written plugin survives normal updates without changes. When a new version of WordPress or PHP requires adjustments, we make them as part of a maintenance plan or as a one-off job.
Do you offer maintenance for the plugin?
Yes. Like any software, your plugin may need security or compatibility updates over time. Our maintenance plans cover that.
Do I get documentation?
Yes. We deliver commented code and a user guide for the settings panel, so you or any other developer can understand and maintain it.
Can I sell the plugin you built for me?
Yes. When the project is finished, the source code and intellectual property of the plugin are yours. You can use it, modify it or sell it as your own product.
[ Let's talk ]
Shall we build the tool your WordPress site is missing?
Tell us what the plugin needs to do and which systems it has to talk to. We'll reply with an initial assessment and the next steps.