When your business has requirements WordPress doesn't handle out of the box, we build what's missing.
Some features don’t exist as a plugin: a bilingual directory of 40,000 businesses, fund prices from an internal system, member renewals tied to exams.
We build those on WordPress, so the rest of the site stays easy for your team to run.
Calculators, configurators, portals, or multi-step workflows that standard plugins can't handle.
Your site needs to talk to CRMs, ERPs, APIs, or other business systems.
High-traffic sites, large databases, or real-time data that demands optimised code.
Previous developers left messy code, broken features, or a site you can't maintain.
A product, platform, or tool that doesn't exist yet and needs building from scratch.
Six stages, two-week sprints, and a working demo at the end of each sprint.
Requirements gathering, system mapping, and feasibility assessment.
Database design, API specifications, and development roadmap.
Work broken into 2-week sprints with clear deliverables and checkpoints.
Clean, documented code with version control and automated testing.
Automated and manual tests on a staging site, then your sign-off. Nothing reaches production untested.
Staged rollout with documentation and training, then a care plan after launch.
Fast, accessible interfaces built from your designs and tested on real devices.
The server side your site runs on: database design, server configuration and the infrastructure underneath.
A small plugin of our own when no existing one fits. On Kitzee, every review is verified before it publishes.
CRM, ERP, payments and stock systems. We agree what data moves, which way and how often before we build.
Projects, locations, people or resources, each with its own fields. Woh Hup's site carries 164 projects back to 1927.
One install running several sites. Centennial Logistics Network, Perse, Fullerton and Red Door Group run this way.
“From the initial discovery questionnaire to the final implementation, their team took the time to truly understand our brand, goals, and audience.”
Custom code has to keep working through years of WordPress updates.
Written to WordPress coding standards and commented, so another developer can pick it up.
Tested on real devices through BrowserStack, then signed off by you on staging.
Every change is in Git, so any release can be rolled back.
Every change is tested on staging before it touches the live site.
You get written notes on how it works, why we built it that way and how to extend it.
Care plans keep custom code tested against every WordPress update.
If a well-supported plugin does most of what you need, use it. Custom code earns its place when a plugin would need heavy changes, or when the feature is core to how you make money. On Kitzee, the review verification was custom and the search runs on Algolia.
Most integrations come down to two systems agreeing on data: what moves, which way and how often. We map that before writing code. Ackcio’s site forms feed HubSpot directly, so sales sees every lead without retyping it.
We start with a code audit: what’s there, what’s risky and what’s worth keeping. You get a written report and a recommendation before anyone talks about a rebuild.
We'll still be supporting every tool on this list in five years.
The answers to your questions. Get in touch if you can't find what you're looking for.
We start with discovery, then send a written spec and a fixed price. You know the cost before any code is written.
A custom WordPress site with the development built in from day one.
See wordPress website design
Custom WooCommerce features for stores that have outgrown standard plugins.
See ecommerce website design
Ongoing care that keeps custom code working as WordPress updates.
See website maintenance
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