The engineer who builds the Neo plugins also takes on client projects. Tell us what your site needs and you get a reply with questions, a plan and a quote.
Start an enquiryProjects of ten hours or more, in four areas where the work runs deep: the store's own code, its data and the systems around it.
Custom plugins
Functionality no off-the-shelf plugin does well, built as a plugin you own: tested, documented and safe through WordPress and WooCommerce updates.
WooCommerce checkout and order flows
Custom pricing rules, checkout steps, subscriptions, B2B and wholesale logic, and order workflows, built through hooks rather than edited core files.
Performance and database engineering
Stores with large catalogues or high order volume: slow queries, bloated postmeta, custom tables and migration to WooCommerce's HPOS order storage.
Integrations
Connecting WooCommerce to an ERP, CRM, inventory or fulfilment system, or any outside API your business runs on, with syncing that copes when the other side fails.
You send a brief
What the site is, what is wrong or missing, and what done looks like. A link to the site helps more than a long description.
We reply with a plan and a quote
Questions first if the brief leaves gaps, then a written scope and an estimate in hours, so you know the cost before any work starts.
The work happens on a copy
Changes are built and tested on a staging copy of your site, not on the live store your customers are using.
You get the code and the notes
Everything we write for you is yours, under the GPL like WordPress itself, with a short note on what changed and why.
You work directly with Masharul Tasbeeh, who builds every Neo plugin. The plugins and the blog are public, so you can judge the work before you write:
Every enquiry gets a reply from a person. If you would rather email, write to contact@neoplugin.com.