Features you will not find in ready-made modules
There are many ready-made modules for PrestaShop, but not every process can be handled with them. When your store needs unusual pricing, its own order logic, a connection to an in-house system or a feature nobody has built yet, the best solution is a module written for your needs.
We write modules according to PrestaShop standards — using the platform’s mechanisms instead of changing its core. This keeps the store updatable and the module keeps working after a version change. We also develop and fix the modules you already have, and when you move to a new version of the platform we adapt them as part of a migration to PrestaShop 9.
What we do
Custom modules
Integration modules
Fixes and development
Adapting to new versions
Documentation
Maintenance
Where a custom module works best
A dedicated module most often solves problems that cost the store time or sales. These are the areas where such solutions are needed most often.
Prices and discounts
B2B sales
Products and configurators
Logistics and shipping
Documents and exports
Back-office tools
How the process works
How much does a custom PrestaShop module cost?
The cost depends on the complexity of the feature. The estimate is influenced by:
- the complexity of the logic the module has to handle,
- where the module works — the storefront, cart, back office, e-mails,
- connections with external systems,
- the PrestaShop and PHP versions the module has to support,
- the scope of testing and documentation.
We prepare the estimate after analysing the requirements, and split larger modules into stages. Request an estimate or get in touch.
Why Appinet
Frequently asked questions about PrestaShop modules
Will a custom module survive a PrestaShop update?
Ready-made or custom module — which should I choose?
Can you fix a module written by someone else?
Will the module slow down my store?
Will I get documentation?
Will you look after the module after deployment?
Related services
- PrestaShop integrations — ready-made and dedicated connections with other systems.
- Migrations to PrestaShop 9 — moving the store together with its modules.
- PrestaShop optimisation — a faster store with fewer unnecessary modules.
- ERP integrations — automatic exchange of orders, stock levels and invoices.
- PrestaShop store development — a new store from design to launch.
