When a ready-made plugin doesn’t do the job, or does half of it for a monthly subscription, we write our own. For WordPress, connected to the spreadsheets and systems you already run.
The remaining twenty is usually exactly why you were looking for it. Patching someone else’s code can cost more than writing your own, and it breaks on every one of their updates.
Per order, per user, per number of products. When that number grows, the bill grows with it, while the job is the same as on day one.
A price list in Excel, stock in the warehouse software, listings in a spreadsheet. A plugin can read that and refresh the site on its own, instead of someone retyping it.
Not every business has a ready-made solution. Then it gets written from scratch, and only as much as is needed – without a hundred settings you will never open.
Products came out of this work that are now used by companies that aren’t our clients:
Food Ordering Now – food ordering on the restaurant’s website, with no commission per order. Sold as a product and running on sites in several countries.
Room Service Now – a QR code in the hotel room, the order lands on the staff tablet, no app the guest has to install.
Regulation-compliant price lists – prices are pulled from the export the company produces anyway, and the site, a PDF per location and the open-data file all refresh without a single manual entry. Built for a Serbian retail regulation.
The same approach works for a catalogue connected to a spreadsheet, real estate listings, bookings or anything else that is currently handled by hand.
Tell us what needs to happen and who does it by hand today. How it gets coded is our part of the job.
You get the price and the deadline before the first line of code is written. If the scope changes along the way, we say so right away, not on the invoice.
We release the part that solves the main problem, then build on it. That way a misunderstanding shows up in a week, not after three months.
The code sits on your site and stays yours. Maintenance and later additions are agreed separately and are not obligatory.
This one is quoted per job because the price really depends on the scope, not because we are hiding it. A plugin that pulls prices from a spreadsheet and an ordering system with delivery zones are not the same job.
Write what the plugin should do and you will get an estimate of price and deadline before anything is started. If we think a ready-made solution does the job for you, we will tell you and point you to it.
Two sentences about what is done by hand today are enough. We will reply whether it can be coded, roughly how long it takes and whether you need your own plugin at all.