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Plugins you buy once. Run them for good.

Self-hosted tools for WooCommerce shops, event organisers and service businesses. One price, your own server, no subscription and no external service.

self-hosted products
34
paid once, not monthly
$29–199
subscriptions or external services
0
full source on your own server
GPL

One price

Every product $29–$199, paid once, not monthly.

No subscription

A year of updates and support. After that it keeps working.

Paddle invoices you

Paddle.com is the Merchant of Record. They issue the invoice and handle VAT.

The source is yours

GPL, unminified, on your server. Your data does not leave it.

Best sellers

Start here: the four people buy most

In sales order, not our favourites. Every one has a demo you can click into.

New · $199 / $499

Vela: a streaming app for LG and Samsung TVs

The TV side of a streaming service, built to be driven with a remote.

  • Remote-control navigation on a predictable row and column grid
  • Adaptive HLS playback with seek, buffer bar and the remote’s media keys
  • Continue watching, with Resume and Start over on the detail screen
  • A live TV guide with now, next and progress that follow the real clock
The Vela home screen on a TV: a featured title across the top and rows of posters below, with the first poster focused by the remote.

By job

The rest, by the job they do

6 families. Find yours, then open the demo.

Check us rather than trust us

One developer, twenty years of client work, no case studies yet. What we have instead is things you can verify yourself, and a standing offer to the people who buy first.

Free plugins on wordpress.org →

Read the code before you spend anything. Same author, same standards.

A live demo of every product →

Real software, no signup. Break it before you buy it.

Compatibility and support, in one place →

Which WordPress, WooCommerce and PHP versions, what a year of updates means, and what we will not touch.

First ten buyers: a setup call →

Thirty minutes with the developer to get it running on your site. In return we ask for a short honest write-up, good or bad.