You have outgrown the plugin stack
What began as a form and a directory now needs roles, workflow and reporting. That is an application, and it should be built like one.
Industries
Web apps built on WordPress
Past a certain point a site stops being pages and starts being software: accounts, permissions, data models, integrations. WordPress handles that well when it is written as code rather than assembled from plugins.
14application builds
549,008monthly visits served
Since 2016building on WordPress
What usually brings people here
The same four problems, over and over
The data model is fighting you
Posts and categories bent into a shape they were never meant to hold. Custom post types, real meta and proper relationships fix this at the root.
Permissions are guesswork
Who can see what, and who can change it, decided by whichever plugin loaded last. Capabilities belong in code you can read and test.
Everything needs to talk to everything
CRM, billing, support, internal tools. Integrations written as versioned code with retries and logging, not a webhook someone set up once.
What we do about it
The work this usually turns into
Proof
14 of these are live right now
Hyundai Sibiu
- WordPress
- Cloudflare
- LiteSpeed Cache
- Custom PHP
Mumbaidarshan
- WordPress
- Cloudflare
- LiteSpeed Cache
- Custom PHP
Bigatom
- WordPress
- Cloudflare
- LiteSpeed Cache
- Custom PHP
Flowautomate
- WordPress
- Cloudflare
- LiteSpeed Cache
- Custom PHP
Scmhub
- WordPress
- Cloudflare
- LiteSpeed Cache
- Custom PHP
Premiumyachtsdubai
- WordPress
- Cloudflare
- LiteSpeed Cache
- Custom PHP
Questions
What people ask before they start
Something not covered here? Ask us directly and an engineer will answer.
Ask a question14, all listed in our public showcase with the stack and traffic for each. Between them they serve about 549,008 visits a month. We have been building on WordPress since 2016.
What began as a form and a directory now needs roles, workflow and reporting. That is an application, and it should be built like one.
Who can see what, and who can change it, decided by whichever plugin loaded last. Capabilities belong in code you can read and test.
No. A large share of our work is inheriting sites someone else built: auditing them, stabilising them, then improving performance and security from there. Starting over is a decision, not a prerequisite.
Fixed scope and fixed price, agreed in writing before anything starts. We look at the site first and come back with what we would do and what it costs. The audit itself is free and carries no sales call.
Start here
Tell us which of the 4 problems is yours
Send us the URL. We will look at it properly and come back with what we would actually do, and what it would cost.
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A free audit first
We'll look at your site and tell you straight what needs doing.
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Fixed scope, fixed price
Agreed in writing before any work starts. No hidden fees.
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A real engineer on the call
You talk to the people who do the work, not a sales script.