notsobasicmedia.com →From a single missing feature to a complete commercial product with licensing, updates and support behind it.
We will tell you honestly if a plugin is the wrong answer.
Most WordPress sites eventually hit something that no off-the-shelf plugin covers — the one process that is specific to how your business actually works. That is the part we build, and the part we keep working after launch.
The thing your business does that no existing plugin handles properly — built into your current site, without rebuilding it.
A real product: licensing, automatic updates, a payment flow and a support process around it — not just a ZIP file.
Connecting WordPress to the systems you already run, so data stops being copied by hand between them.
Code someone else wrote and stopped maintaining, brought back to a state you can safely update again.
Dashboards, imports, exports and reports for the people who actually run the site every day.
Translation-ready from the first line, for both the admin screens and what the visitor sees.
It began as one client’s request and became a commercial product. It turns a restaurant website into a complete ordering system — menu, cart, checkout, delivery zones, coupons, scheduled orders and an order dashboard for the staff — with no commission taken per order.
It is sold and supported as a licensed product, which covers the whole arc of this service: the idea, the build, licensing, updates and customer support.

The order dashboard staff use every day. Customer names and phone numbers are redacted here.
What has to happen, who does it, and where it currently breaks. Half of these conversations end with a smaller build than expected.
Standard hooks and APIs, no edits to core, no hidden dependency on one specific theme. That matters the day you or another developer opens the code two years from now.
A clear boundary between what the plugin owns and what your theme owns, written down. You keep the code and the data.
WordPress and PHP keep moving. A plugin nobody maintains becomes a liability, so maintenance is part of the offer, not an afterthought.
Tell us what your site needs to do that it cannot do today.
WordPress plugin development by Not So Basic Media Kft., Budapest, Hungary.