Our TYPO3 Extensions
TYPO3 can be extended in many areas. One of its key strengths is the clear separation between the core system and extensions. This keeps projects maintainable over time and allows them to evolve step by step without modifying the core.
We develop our own TYPO3 extensions when existing solutions are not sufficient or do not fit cleanly into a project. At the same time, we deliberately use established community extensions where they make sense.
This results in two types of extensions: some are built specifically for individual client requirements. Others emerge from needs we see across multiple projects. These we typically publish and make available to the community free of charge.
Our approach is pragmatic: use existing solutions where they fit. Build custom ones where they add real value.
Our Approach
We do not develop extensions as a general-purpose exercise, but always from concrete requirements in real projects.
This has a few practical consequences:
- Our extensions run in production
- They are designed for long-term maintainability and upgradability
- They follow TYPO3 best practices
- They integrate cleanly into existing systems
Where it makes sense, we contribute improvements back to the community or publish them as open-source extensions on GitHub.
Further Extensions
Beyond these examples, we develop project-specific extensions, for instance for:
- integrations with third-party systems such as PIM, ERP or DAM
- custom content elements for editors
- workflow automation
- data processing and synchronization
Many of these extensions are deliberately tailored to specific projects and are not published.
The extensions listed on this page are exclusively those we developed for broader use and made publicly available.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do your extensions cost?
The public extensions listed here are available free of charge. For project-specific extensions or customizations, development effort applies.
How can I tell if your extensions are reliable?
Our published extensions are available in the TYPO3 Extension Repository (TER), where they are also rated by the community. Beyond that, all of them originate from real projects and are actively used and maintained in production. We know they work because we rely on them ourselves.
Can I contribute to your extensions?
Yes. All published extensions are available on GitHub. Issues, pull requests and contributions are welcome as part of a standard open source workflow.
How do you handle feature requests?
Our public extensions are shaped by requirements we see across multiple projects.
When new requirements come up, we evaluate:
- Does the feature fit the overall scope of the extension?
- Can it be implemented in a way that is useful beyond a single project?
If yes, we often implement it directly and use it ourselves. If the effort is higher or the requirement is very specific, we discuss together under what conditions an implementation makes sense.