A module (plugin, extension, add-on) is a self-contained piece of code that adds new functionality to an existing platform without changing its core. A well-written module does not interfere with updates, does not slow the site down and does only what it was built for.
Why not just a ready-made plugin?
Plugin marketplaces offer thousands of solutions, but each is written for the “average” user. The result is often:
- dozens of installed plugins that conflict with each other and slow the site down;
- features that almost do the job – but not quite;
- annual subscriptions for every plugin;
- vulnerabilities in popular plugins that attackers scan for at scale;
- abandoned plugins that stop working after a platform update.
A custom module solves exactly your problem with a minimum amount of code, passes a security review and is maintained by us.
Platforms we develop for
- WordPress – plugins, custom post types, Gutenberg blocks, Elementor widgets, REST API extensions.
- WooCommerce – shipping and payment methods, pricing rules, B2B prices, subscriptions, product configurators, stock synchronisation.
- OpenCart, PrestaShop, Magento – payment and courier modules, marketplace exports, filters, promotions.
- Laravel, Symfony and bespoke PHP systems – packages and modules that follow your architecture.
- LOD systems – modules for our own platforms and ASAAP.
The most requested modules
Courier integrations
Real-time shipping prices, choosing an office or parcel locker from a map, automatic waybills, shipment tracking and customer notifications.
Accounting and ERP integrations
Two-way synchronisation of products, prices, stock, customers, orders and invoices – without manual data entry.
Payment modules
Cards, bank transfer, cash on delivery, instalments, Apple Pay and Google Pay through Bulgarian and international payment providers.
B2B functionality
Individual prices and discounts per customer, credit limits, quote requests, quick ordering by SKU, separation of dealers and end customers.
Configurators and calculators
Products with many parameters – sizes, materials, colours – with dynamic pricing and visualisation.
Marketplace and price-comparison exports
Product feeds for Google Merchant, Facebook/Instagram Shop, eMAG and price-comparison websites.
Quality you can see in the code
Every module we write follows the standards of the platform (for example the WordPress Coding Standards), uses its caching and security mechanisms, validates all input, avoids unnecessary database queries and has its own settings in the admin area. The module comes with documentation and is kept compatible with new versions of the platform.
What the service includes
Light and fast
Only the code you need – no extra scripts and styles that slow the site down.
Secure
Permission checks, data validation, protection against SQL injection and XSS.
Update-safe
We never change the core – the platform updates without problems.
Integrations
Couriers, payments, ERP, accounting, marketplaces, any API.
Admin settings
A convenient settings panel – no programming required.
Support
We follow new platform versions and update the module.
How the work is done
- 1
Task description
What the module should do, for whom and with what data.
- 2
Technical review
We check the site, versions and existing plugins for conflicts.
- 3
Development on staging
The module is built and tested on a copy of your website.
- 4
Approval and installation
You approve it and we install it on the live site without downtime.
Technologies and tools
- PHP 8.4
- WordPress
- WooCommerce
- Gutenberg
- Elementor
- OpenCart
- PrestaShop
- Magento
- Laravel
- JavaScript
- REST API
- SOAP
- XML
- JSON
- Webhooks
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to develop a module?
Simple modules are ready in days; integrations with external systems usually take 2 to 6 weeks, depending on the documentation of the other side.
Will the module keep working after a WordPress/WooCommerce update?
We write modules according to the official standards, without changing the core. With a support contract we test and update the module with every major release.
Can you modify an existing plugin?
Yes, but we usually recommend extending it through hooks or a separate module so that changes are not lost when the plugin is updated.
Who owns the module code?
Modules made to order are yours. If a module is developed for general use, we agree the licence in advance.