We build the integration that moves them across the moment they arrive.
We connect the systems so data is captured once and shared everywhere.
We build custom integrations to your exact requirement.
We configure the CMS so your team can make routine changes independently.
We build the connection so both systems stay accurate in real time.
We consolidate and replace them with something built for how you actually work.
Every engagement runs through the same eight-phase process – no shortcuts, no exceptions. Every site is Google Lighthouse benchmarked before launch.
We look at what you have before we plan what to build. No assumptions, no copy-paste from the last client.
Scope, timeline, milestones, and communication rhythm agreed upfront. You’ll know what’s happening before a single tool is opened.
Structure before style. We map how users move through the site and agree on the architecture before design begins. This is where conversion is built in - not bolted on.
Brand-aligned visuals with clear feedback checkpoints. Nothing moves to development without your sign-off.
Every page needs final copy, images, and assets before the build starts. We manage this actively - most project delays live here, and we protect against that early.
Clean code, regular updates, no surprises. A 50% deposit secures your start date.
We test across devices and browsers before you see it. You review and sign off before anyone talks about launch.
Tuesday to Thursday only. Google Lighthouse benchmarked, fully documented, handed off with training.
Integration work is measured in hours saved and errors eliminated. Here’s what that looks like.
Managing a large product catalogue manually is not a growth strategy. Our client needed their WooCommerce store to stay in sync with their supplier platform automatically - products, pricing, stock, images, and orders - without a team member touching it between imports. We built a custom plugin to make that happen.
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WooCommerce Bookings is a powerful platform - until your pricing model outgrows what it can do natively. For a booking-based experience business with seasonal add-on pricing, the gap between what the platform could display and what customers were actually being charged was a real commercial problem. We solved it by building a custom plugin from the ground up.
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When a dealership website gets hacked, the damage goes beyond the technical. Thousands of spam URLs, a Google manual penalty, and a brand customers couldn't find. We rebuilt it from the ground up - and what we delivered became the design standard for the entire Thorp Motor Group.
Read more about this Case Study →Custom WordPress development refers to building WordPress functionality, integrations, or plugins that are designed specifically for your business, rather than using off-the-shelf themes, page builders, or generic plugins. It includes building custom post types and data structures, writing custom plugin functionality, integrating WordPress with external systems via API, and developing user interfaces inside WordPress that match your exact workflow requirements.
You need a custom WordPress plugin when your requirement is specific enough that no existing plugin solves it without significant compromise, when the available plugins carry security or performance risks you don’t want to accept, or when accumulated plugin dependencies are creating instability or bloat. We’ll tell you honestly whether a custom build is warranted or whether an existing solution handles your use case well enough.
We work with all major CRM platforms including HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho, ActiveCampaign, and Pipedrive. We also build integrations with custom internal CRM systems through their APIs. The integration approach depends on what the CRM supports, native API, webhook-based, or middleware, and we scope accordingly. If you’re not sure whether your CRM is compatible, tell us what you’re running and we’ll give you a straight answer.
It depends on the complexity of the integration and the systems involved. A straightforward CRM connection with standard fields and basic automation typically runs 2–4 weeks. A more complex API integration with custom data mapping, error handling, and testing against edge cases will run longer. We scope every integration individually and provide a timeline before the project begins.
Yes. We diagnose and repair integrations built by other developers regularly. The first step is understanding what the integration was supposed to do, how it was built, and where it’s failing. Depending on what we find, we’ll either repair the existing implementation or recommend a clean rebuild if the original approach has fundamental issues. We’ll tell you which before any work begins.
Our content management setup service covers WordPress CMS configuration tailored to your team’s workflow, user role and permission setup, reusable content block and page template creation, editor interface configuration, and training, either recorded sessions or live walkthroughs depending on your team’s preference. You also receive written documentation covering everything your team needs to manage the site independently.
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