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One plugin that does exactly your job. Not five that almost do.

If you can describe the workflow, I can turn it into a plugin: admin dashboards, WooCommerce logic, API integrations, scheduled jobs, reports. On the Xagio team I work on a plugin with 10,000+ active installs; yours gets the same standard, and with AI handling the boilerplate it ships in weeks, not quarters.

Plugins I've worked on
10,000+ installs

Xagio SEO plugin

Full SEO & AEO suite: settings, sitemaps, redirects, 404 handling, site cloning, backup and restore. 10,000+ active installs on WordPress.org. I work on it as a full-stack developer on the Xagio team.

Prospecting

SerpScout

Agency prospecting tool that scans Google, audits sites, generates white-label reports and schedules email sequences. Report prep went from 30 minutes to 3–5.

Referral tracking

Viral Supremacy

Referral tracking with unique links, click and signup stats and member dashboards, native to WordPress with no SaaS fees.

01 · What you get

What you get Every time.

Custom admin dashboards

The "today's actions" view WordPress never gives you: orders, stock, leads, whatever runs your morning.

WooCommerce logic

Custom pricing rules, product fields, checkout steps, order flows, fulfillment automation.

Integrations and REST APIs

ERP, CRM, accounting, Zapier, anything with an API. Both directions, with retries and logs.

Automations and scheduled jobs

Syncs, reports, reminders and cleanups that run on their own and tell you when they don't.

Roles, permissions, post types

Proper data modeling so the plugin stays fast at 100,000 rows and survives the next WordPress update.

Documented and handed over

Clean code, a readme, a short video. No lock-in: any developer can pick it up.

02 · How it goes

How it goes Start to launch.

  1. 01

    Map the workflow

    A 30-minute call where you describe the job; I write it down as screens, data and rules.

  2. 02

    Flat quote and MVP

    You get a price and a date. The first working version lands on staging within days.

  3. 03

    Test with real data

    We run it on your actual orders, users and edge cases. Bugs get fixed, UX gets tightened.

  4. 04

    Launch and support

    Deployed, documented, 30 days of free fixes. Extend it later as the business changes.

04 · FAQ

Questions people ask Straight answers.

Can you publish it on WordPress.org?

Yes, if it's useful to the public and fits the guidelines. I've done the submission, review and update cycle before, including changelog and compatibility hygiene.

Is it WooCommerce compatible?

Most of what I build touches WooCommerce: product fields, pricing, checkout, order flows, email and fulfillment automation. HPOS and block checkout included.

What happens after launch?

Documentation, a handover video and 30 days of free fixes. After that, support from €99 a month or ad-hoc changes at a flat price.

Why not glue existing plugins together?

Sometimes you should, and I'll say so. But five plugins with overlapping settings are slower, break on updates and nobody owns the bug. One plugin written for your job is usually cheaper within a year.

Got a site, a bug, or an idea? Send it over.

You'll get a flat price and a start date today. No pitch deck, no discovery phase.