WordPress plugins developed in Denmark
Danish documentation, Danish support, and GDPR considered from the start. Some of our plugins are free, others are paid — all are maintained.
Plugins
Each plugin solves one thing and does it well. Free or paid — they receive the same maintenance and the same support.
Premium
macAdesign Newsletter Pro
Send newsletters directly from your own WordPress. Campaigns, segments, forms, and statistics — using Amazon SES, Brevo, Mailgun, Postmark, or SMTP as the sender. Your subscribers stay in your own database.
Coming soon
More plugins coming soon
We continuously build new tools — some free, some paid. Contact us if there’s something you need in WordPress; it might be on the list next time.
How the license works
Paid plugins aren’t downloaded from WordPress.org, so updates run through a license key. It takes two minutes to set up, and then it behaves like any other plugin.
Buy and get your key
The license key and download arrive in your inbox immediately after payment. They’re also always available in your customer center.
Enter the key once
Install the plugin and enter the key under settings. It binds to your domain — test and development domains don’t count.
Update as usual
New versions appear under Updates in WordPress, just like plugins from WordPress.org. The license doesn’t expire — you get new versions as long as the product is maintained.
Why buy Danish
There are thousands of WordPress plugins. Here are four reasons to choose one of ours.
Support in Danish, from the coder
You’re not writing to a support portal in another time zone. You’re contacting the developer, in Danish, and getting answers from someone who knows the code inside out.
GDPR built in, not added afterwards
Data stays within your own installation. Consent, deletion, and data export are built in from the start, so you can respond to a registrant without hassle.
Built to last
WordPress’s own coding standards, automated tests, and no unnecessary third-party libraries. A plugin shouldn’t make your website slow or fragile.
Free doesn’t mean forgotten
Our free plugins aren’t limited demos with half the features disabled. They receive security updates and compatibility fixes just like the paid ones.
Frequently asked questions
How many sites does one license cover?
It’s specified on each license — typically for 1, 5, or unlimited sites. Test, staging, and development domains don’t count, so you can safely try things out before going live.
Is there a subscription or renewal?
No. All our plugins are either free or lifetime licenses. You pay once, keep the plugin, and get new versions as long as the product is maintained. There’s no automatic renewal and nothing expires.
Can I get a refund?
If you’re a consumer, you have a 14-day right of withdrawal. Since the license is delivered immediately, this expires if you consent to instant delivery at purchase. If something doesn’t work as described, it’s considered a defect and we will fix it regardless. See Right of withdrawal and refund.
Are the plugins GPL?
Yes. All our code is released under GPLv2 or later. What you’re paying for is access to updates and support — not the right to use the code.
What data does the plugin send back to you?
Only what’s necessary to validate the license: the key, your domain, the server IP, and version numbers for the plugin, WordPress, and PHP. We never retrieve content, users, or database data. This is detailed in our privacy policy.
Missing something in WordPress?
Contact us. We reply in Danish, usually the same day — even if you just want to check if one of our plugins suits your project.