Custom WordPress plugins built to do exactly what your business needs — nothing off the shelf.
Close enough for a coffee in Bryn Mawr — usually replies within a few hours.
Plenty of Bryn Mawr businesses run on WordPress — and plenty of them run on a stack of plugins that were never meant to work together. A medical practice needs online booking that syncs with its scheduling calendar. A Lancaster Avenue restaurant needs reservations and gift cards that don't collide every time something updates. We build custom plugins from scratch when off-the-shelf tools fall short, untangle conflicts when plugins fight, and wire up integrations — payments, CRMs, booking systems, outside APIs — that keep everything running. Each build is security-reviewed and handed over with documentation, so you own something maintainable instead of a mystery. And if it breaks at 6 PM on a Sunday, we're open until 7.
It's one piece of a bigger picture: see everything we do for Bryn Mawr businesses, read the main WordPress Plugin Development page, or pair it with website development in Bryn Mawr and SEO in Bryn Mawr.
Hand-coded, fast-loading websites built to win customers — not page-builder templates.
Local SEO that gets you found by customers near you — honest reporting, no jargon, no lock-in contracts.
For local searches, expect early movement in two to three months — better map visibility, more calls from nearby zip codes — with stronger gains over six months. Competitive fields like medical practices near Bryn Mawr Hospital take longer than a niche retail shop. We report progress monthly in plain English, and there's no lock-in contract, so you can judge the work as it happens.
Usually, yes. We handle plugin conflicts, broken updates, slow load times, and hacked or neglected installs, and we tell you up front if a rebuild would genuinely cost less than patching. Every fix comes with notes on what we changed and why, so the next developer — or you — isn't left guessing.
Every plugin we ship gets a security review before launch. That means sanitizing every input, escaping every output, checking permissions on every action, and using WordPress nonces the way they're meant to be used. Plugins are the most common way WordPress sites get hacked, usually through sloppy code. We treat yours like it will be attacked, because eventually something will try.
Message Lionel what your Bryn Mawr business does and what you need. You will get a straight answer, a face-to-face meeting if you want one, and a fixed written quote for the WordPress plugin development.
