A small studio, a long history with WordPress.

§ 01 — Bio

In one paragraph.

I have been a WordPress plugin author since 2004. The flagship product of the studio — a Redsys payment gateway for WooCommerce — runs in production on hundreds of Spanish e-commerce sites, including dozens of nonprofits. I support every install personally and answer e-mails myself. I write in English and Spanish.

§ 02 — Why this programme exists

A short note on motivation.

Most nonprofits cannot pay commercial plugin prices, and I’d rather they didn’t have to forge invoices, share a colleague’s licence, or run pirate copies that miss security updates. The honest version is to give the licence away when the entity is registered, and to give it lifetime — so it doesn’t matter who is at the keyboard in five years.

§ 03 — What I am not

A small clarification.

I am not a foundation, a charitable trust, or a tax-deductible donor. I am a working plugin author. Tax receipts, transparency reports, and reciprocal obligations are not part of this programme; lifetime support, in writing, is.

§ 04 — Where to verify me

Public profiles, verifiable identity.

This programme is run by a real, identifiable person. If you want to confirm before applying, here are the public profiles where my work as a WordPress plugin author lives.

• plugins.joseconti.com The commercial catalogue — same author, paid licences for organisations that aren’t nonprofits.
• profiles.wordpress.org/jconti Official WordPress.org profile, with the plugins authored under my name.
• github.com/joseconti Open-source repositories and contribution history.
• x.com/josecontic Public account where I write about WordPress, payments and the programme.