Plugins built for our own sites, then packaged for yours
Every plugin here started as something we needed across our own ten WordPress properties. They were in production for months before they were for sale, which is a better test than any beta programme.
Your license key, your domains, clear limits.
The standard WordPress “Update available” notice, not a manual re-download.
AI plugins use your provider key. No credits, no markup.
You’re emailing the person who wrote it.
The catalogue
Ydesigners AI Meta Writer
SEO metadata, generated in bulk
Generates titles and meta descriptions across hundreds of posts at once, using your own API key across six AI providers. Writes directly into Rank Math or Yoast. Built because doing this by hand across ten sites was not survivable.
- Bulk generation with a post-by-post editor
- OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, OpenRouter and more
- Rank Math and Yoast integration
- Bring your own key — no credits to buy
Ydesigners Internal Linker
Internal linking at scale
Scans your whole site, suggests internal links as you write, and shows you reverse links and orphaned posts. The alternative to paying monthly for the same thing.
- Site-wide scan with link suggestions
- Reverse link view — what points here
- Orphan detection
- Bulk apply from the suggestions screen
Theme Switch Auditor
Before you change themes
Scans your content for builder shortcodes, theme-dependent custom post types and assets referenced from inside the theme folder — the three things that silently break when you switch. We wrote it the hard way, after a migration went wrong.
- Finds orphaned and unrendered shortcodes
- Flags theme-dependent post types
- Reports pages at risk before you switch
YD Code Manager
CSS, JS and tracking, loaded only where needed
Manage custom CSS, JavaScript and tracking snippets with real load conditions — page type, URL pattern, shortcode presence, device, schedule. Includes a gate mode that strips a plugin’s assets site-wide unless its shortcode is on the page.
- Conditional loading by page, pattern or shortcode
- Gate snippets to kill unused plugin assets
- Survives theme changes
YD Image Cleaner
Reclaim your media library
Finds duplicate, orphaned and auto-draft media, plus unused thumbnail sizes, and lets you trash them safely. Media libraries on long-running sites are usually the biggest reclaimable thing on the server.
- Duplicate and orphaned media detection
- Unused thumbnail size cleanup
- Trash-first, nothing deleted without review
YD Pinterest Growth
Pinterest metadata and scheduling
Pinterest-specific metadata on every post, native API scheduling, and AI-assisted pin titles and descriptions. Built for content sites where Pinterest is a real traffic channel.
- Per-post Pinterest metadata
- Scheduling via the Pinterest API
- AI-assisted pin copy, your own key
More plugins are in the catalogue than are listed here — if you’re looking for something specific, ask.
Buying and licensing
How does licensing work?
You buy a license for a set number of domains. Activating a plugin on a site uses one slot, and deactivating frees it again. All the variations of the same domain — with or without www, http or https — count as one site, so you’re never charged twice for the same install.
How do updates work?
Through WordPress itself. While your license is active you get the standard “Update available” notice on the Plugins screen and update in one click, exactly like a plugin from the repository.
What happens when our license expires?
The plugin keeps working. You stop receiving updates and support until you renew. Nothing switches off and nothing gets held hostage.
Why bring-your-own-key for AI features?
Because reselling credits means marking up someone else’s API, and it means your costs scale with your usage in a way you can’t control. With your own key you pay the provider directly at their rate, and we never see your prompts or your data.
Can we get a refund?
Yes, within the refund window stated at checkout. If a plugin doesn’t do what the page says it does, we’d rather refund you than argue.
Can you customise one of these for us?
Usually, yes — that’s custom plugin development, quoted separately.
Nothing here does what you need?
That’s usually how these plugins started. Tell us the problem and we’ll say whether it’s worth building.