Custom Moodle plugin development.
Activity, block, enrolment, authentication and local plugins, built to Moodle coding standards by our dedicated Moodle team.
When do you need a custom Moodle plugin?
You need a custom Moodle plugin when no plugin in the Moodle directory does what your courses need, or the closest one is unmaintained. We check the directory first. If nothing fits, we build the plugin on Moodle’s core APIs, so it keeps working through upgrades instead of blocking them.
A custom plugin is worth it when no existing plugin does the job, or does it badly. We build plugins the Moodle way, so they survive upgrades instead of blocking them.
Every kind of plugin.
Pick a plugin type to see where it lives in a Moodle course.
Assessments, simulations and interactive content learners use inside a course.
From first call to live.
4 steps, one team. You approve the scope and design before we build.
- Before the quoteDiscover
What the plugin must do, then a written quote.
- Before any codeDesign
Specification and screens agreed before code.
- BuildBuild
Plugin, admin settings and tests.
- After launchLaunch
Staging first, then live, plus a month of bug fixes.
Tell us about your project and get a written quote with the scope and timeline before any work starts.
Featured work.
Fifteen projects and counting for INISEG in Spain: a branded Moodle 5.2 campus, BigBlueButton live classes with attendance tracking, a content hub, a resources portal and the tools around them.
Moodle 5.2 campusBigBlueButton attendanceLaravel content hubCustom plugins“[They] understood our needs very well and implemented the changes quickly.”
Live projects, and counting.
Websites, online stores and platforms for businesses in 20+ countries. Browse them all, filtered by industry and platform.
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Moodle Plugin Development FAQs
Activity, block, enrolment, authentication and local plugins. For INISEG we built an XP and automation plugin and are building an automatic sequencing plugin.
Plugins built on Moodle’s core APIs and coding standards stay upgradeable, which is how we build them. We test against the Moodle version you run.
Yes, including plugins written by someone else, as long as we can access the code.
It depends on what the plugin does and what it connects to. Describe the plugin and we send a written quote with the scope and timeline before work starts.
Often paired with.
Most projects need more than one service. These are the ones clients most often add.