Calculators and configurators
Online quotes, cost calculators and product configurators integrated with a form or cart.
When an off-the-shelf plugin does not do exactly what you need, we write the solution from scratch. A custom plugin does only what is required, without the extra code that slows a site down.
A custom WordPress plugin is a dedicated PHP module that extends WordPress or WooCommerce with a function matched to a company’s process. Canpol Bis writes them to WordPress Coding Standards, with security measures, tests and documentation.
Online quotes, cost calculators and product configurators integrated with a form or cart.
A customer area with orders, documents, statuses and requests.
Sign-up systems, calendars and email or SMS confirmations.
Contractor price lists, wholesale orders, file import and internal approvals.
Connecting the site to external services: payments, couriers, CRM and company systems.
Clear settings in the WordPress dashboard so you can manage the plugin without a developer.
Classes and namespaces, use of hooks (actions/filters), the Settings API and custom REST API endpoints, without touching the core.
Custom post types or custom tables created with dbDelta, with version migrations and data cleanup on uninstall.
Capability checks, nonces, input sanitisation and output escaping, prepared queries via $wpdb->prepare.
WordPress Coding Standards (PHPCS), static analysis (PHPStan), unit and integration tests, semantic versioning and a Git repository.
Assets loaded only where needed, result caching (transients/object cache), efficient queries and background tasks.
Translation-ready code and user and deployment documentation for your team.
This service is for companies with a specific process – such as pricing, booking or contractor handling – that want to run it on their own site or store instead of buying several poorly matched plugins.
We learn about your business, goals and current tools, then agree on scope and priorities.
We present a plan, timeline and quote before any work begins.
We deliver in stages, show progress and test the solution on real devices.
We deploy to production, train your team and stay available after go-live.
Off-the-shelf plugins are generic and often include features you do not need. A custom plugin is matched to your process and is usually lighter.
The scope of rights is set out in the contract and quote. As standard you receive the working plugin together with operating documentation.
We write plugins to WordPress standards. After updates we can check compatibility and apply fixes for you.
After a conversation we write down the requirements and present the scope, schedule and cost. Larger projects are split into stages.
We use capability checks, nonce tokens, input sanitisation, output escaping and prepared queries. Code goes through static analysis and review before release.
Yes. A plugin can call external APIs, receive webhooks through its own REST endpoints and process data in the background on a schedule.
Tell us what you need. We will come back with a proposal and a quote.
Content last updated: 15 October 2026