Moodle
Moodle plugin, theme and integration development, upgrades, migrations and performance tuning by engineers who work in Moodle’s codebase.
LMS services
Need functionality no marketplace plugin provides? We build focused, well-tested plugins that follow each platform’s standards and survive updates.
What we deliver
Local plugins, activity modules, blocks, reports, auth and enrolment plugins.
LearnDash, LifterLMS, Tutor LMS and LearnPress extensions.
Plugins that expose or consume APIs for integrations.
Automated tests and coding-standard checks in CI.
Admin and developer docs so your team can own it.
Packaging, licensing and updates if you want to sell it.
How we work
Every engagement — from a one-week plugin fix to a multi-month platform build — follows the same transparent steps.
1–5 days
We review your platform, code, data and goals, then agree on scope, risks and success criteria.
2–3 days
You get a written scope with milestones, a fixed price or capped budget, and a timeline.
Weekly demos
Work happens in short iterations on a staging environment with demos and version control.
Launch plan
Functional, performance and security testing, then a rehearsed, reversible go-live.
Monthly
Optional maintenance: updates, monitoring, backups and small improvements.
Platforms
Moodle plugin, theme and integration development, upgrades, migrations and performance tuning by engineers who work in Moodle’s codebase.
Custom LearnDash features, add-ons, reporting, integrations and performance optimization for course and membership sites.
LifterLMS custom development, add-ons and integrations — delivered by our dedicated LifterLMS specialist team.
Custom Tutor LMS features, marketplace workflows, integrations and performance improvements.
Development and customization for WordPress learning platforms built with LearnDash, LifterLMS, Tutor LMS, LearnPress, MasterStudy or Sensei.
Small, well-scoped plugins often start around $1,500; complex plugins with admin UIs, reports and integrations cost more. We quote fixed prices after a short scoping call.
We follow official APIs and coding standards, add tests, and can include compatibility updates in a maintenance plan.
Talk to an engineer
Share where you are today and what you want to achieve. An engineer — not a salesperson — will reply.