Custom Addon Development
When out-of-the-box isn’t enough
Statamic is extensible by design. When you need it to do something specific — an integration, a workflow, a custom fieldtype — we build it. Properly, on Laravel.
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Extending Statamic to fit how you work
Custom Fieldtypes
Specialized editing interfaces for content types that don’t fit standard fields. Built into the Control Panel, native to your workflow.
Third-Party Integrations
Connect Statamic to your CRM, email platform, payment processor, or any API your business depends on.
Workflow Automation
Approval chains, scheduled publishing, content syndication, notification triggers — automated processes built around how your team works.
API Connections
Custom API endpoints for headless use cases, mobile apps, or data exchange with other systems in your stack.
Custom Widgets
Control Panel dashboard widgets that surface the data your team cares about — analytics, content status, workflow progress.
Data Import/Export Tools
Custom tools for moving data in and out of Statamic — bulk imports, scheduled exports, format conversions.
The foundation
Built on Laravel, built to last
Statamic addons are Laravel packages. That’s not a technical detail — it’s the reason custom development in Statamic is fundamentally different from custom WordPress plugins.
Laravel gives us access to queues, events, caching, scheduled tasks, database migrations, and a testing framework. Addons built on this foundation are robust, testable, and maintainable — not fragile scripts held together with hooks and filters.
We write addons the same way we write any Laravel code: with tests, with documentation, and with the expectation that someone else will need to understand it later.
Tested
Automated tests that verify the addon works correctly — and keeps working through Statamic and Laravel updates.
Documented
Clear documentation for your team and any developer who works on the site after us.
Maintained
We maintain what we build. Compatibility updates, bug fixes, and improvements as your needs evolve.
Examples
The kind of things we’ve built
Every addon is different, but these examples give you a sense of what’s possible when Statamic meets custom development.
CRM Integration
Connect Statamic to your sales pipeline. Form submissions, lead scoring, and contact syncing — automated and reliable.
Custom Publishing Workflows
Approval chains, scheduled releases, and role-based publishing permissions tailored to how your team operates.
E-commerce Bridge
Connect to Shopify, Stripe, or your payment platform without adding bloat. Product data synced, orders tracked, checkout handled.
Content Syndication
Publish once, distribute everywhere. Push content to multiple channels, platforms, or partner sites automatically.
Common questions
Can you replicate our WordPress plugin functionality?
Usually, yes. We evaluate what each plugin does and build the equivalent in Statamic — often cleaner and more performant, because we’re building exactly what you need instead of a one-size-fits-all solution.
Do you maintain the addons after building them?
Yes. We maintain what we build — compatibility updates for new Statamic and Laravel versions, bug fixes, and improvements. This can be part of an ongoing support arrangement.
Can addons be shared across multiple Statamic sites?
Absolutely. Statamic addons are Composer packages. If you have multiple Statamic sites, we can build addons that work across all of them.
How long does addon development take?
It depends entirely on the scope. A simple fieldtype might take days. A complex integration with an external API and custom UI might take weeks. We scope it clearly before starting.
What about existing Statamic addons?
We always check the Statamic marketplace first. If an existing addon does what you need, we’ll recommend it. Custom development is for when nothing off-the-shelf fits.
Need Statamic to do something custom?
Tell us what you need. We’ll figure out whether it’s a custom build, an existing addon, or something in between.
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