WooCommerce plugins · WordPress & Next.js builds
Plugins that guard your store. Builds that grow it.
LightningByrd ships WooCommerce plugins that catch card-testers, kill coupon abuse, and tell you the minute your store stops selling. We build the stores themselves too: WordPress, Next.js, and React, with AI-accelerated engineering.
- 11 plugins shipped
- Armed on our own production stores
- 0 data leaving your site
- 60-day money-back guarantee
The plugin suite
Eleven plugins, one enemy: the failure you don’t see.
Silent checkout breakage. Card-testing bursts. Leaked coupon codes. A staging clone emailing real customers. Bandwidth nobody can account for. The expensive problems are the quiet ones, each plugin takes one off your plate, and every one starts in observe mode.
For WooCommerce stores
All six covered by The Storm Kit, $189/yr
For any WordPress site
The paid four covered by The Nest Kit, $129/yr. Featherweight is free for everyone.
Two Kits: The Storm Kit $189/yr, The Nest Kit $129/yr, or Pick Any 3, $99/yr
The services
We build the stores, too.
The plugins exist because we build and run stores for a living. If you need the store itself, or the site, or the app behind it, that's the other half of the shop.
Straight answers
Why these stacks, in your language, not ours.
We build on WordPress, Next.js, and React because each one earns its keep for the business paying for it. Here's the case for each, minus the jargon.
Why WordPress & WooCommerce?
- You own the store, your data, your customers, no platform rent or per-sale ransom
- The largest ecosystem on the web: a proven answer exists for almost any feature
- Portable by design, your site is never hostage to a vendor
Why Next.js?
- Speed that ranks: server rendering and Core Web Vitals Google actually rewards
- A tiny attack surface, no plugin sprawl to patch on Tuesday nights
- One codebase from marketing site to full application as you grow
Why React?
- The web's largest engineering talent pool, you're never locked to one vendor
- App-grade interactivity your customers already know from the products they love
- Components you build once and reuse everywhere, web to mobile
AI-accelerated, human-shipped
Frontier AI in the codebase. Senior engineers on the wheel.
We pair working engineers with frontier AI tooling across every one of these stacks, which means weeks-not-months delivery, more tests and more review rather than less, and budgets that go further. The AI writes fast; the humans stay accountable.
Coming soon
Next up: the same care, for all of WordPress.
Three general-WordPress plugins in research and development, announced honestly, shipped when they're right.
In developmentTick
scheduled-job absence watchdog
A failed job is loud. A job that stopped existing is silent, and silence is the one thing software is much better at noticing than people are. Tick learns each job's rhythm, then tells you the moment one goes quiet. No SaaS account, no per-job setup.
ResearchingTally
per-plugin resource ledger
You can name the plugin your host complained about, but not the one actually costing you. Tally watches production over days, not one request in a dev panel, and hands you a ranked ledger of who spent what.
ResearchingKeyring
privileged-account hygiene
The account nobody remembers creating is the one that gets used. Keyring keeps a standing inventory of privileged access and flags what has drifted, without touching your login flow or replacing your security plugin.
Why LightningByrd
The LightningByrd promise
Whether you're installing one plugin or handing us a whole build, the deal is the same.
Safe by default
Every plugin we ship activates in observe or dry-run mode, it earns your trust with receipts before it's allowed to act.
60-day guarantee
Every plugin purchase carries a no-quibble 60-day money-back guarantee. No questions, no forms, no hard feelings.
Built by operators
We run production WooCommerce stores and the infrastructure under them, our tools exist because we needed them first.
One accountable team
Plugins, builds, and hosting under one roof, nobody gets to point a finger at another vendor when something needs fixing.