About
REDORZO makes WordPress plugins for people who have a site to run, not a platform to manage. Here's what we do, how we sell it, and what we refuse to do.
None of our plugins writes to your posts or pages. What they add sits on top of your site. The day you deactivate them, it goes back to exactly what it was — no pages to clean up, no text to recover, no trace.
It makes the code harder to write, and it's the one point we won't compromise on: a plugin you can't get out of isn't a tool, it's a trap.
Our prices depend on the size of your site, measured once. Not on your traffic, not on your revenue, not on the number of words translated. A customer who does well shouldn't find out that their tool suddenly costs three times as much.
It's possible because our pages are generated once and then served from a cache: one more visitor costs us nothing either.
Every product page on this site has a “what it doesn't do” section. Our changelog records our own failures, along with their cause. We'd rather lose a sale than a customer.
One example, on this very page: the 45% gap between a quote made from outside and the real measurement is a figure that makes us charge less.
The pages you're reading are translated by TOP TRANSLATE, into the thirty languages we sell, and served server-side — so they're genuinely indexable. Change the start of the address to /en/, /de/ or /es/: you'll see exactly what your visitors will see.
That's also why we can talk about it precisely: the bugs we fix, we run into here first.
Within 24 business hours, in French and English.
Multiple sites, custom needs, partnerships.
The publisher's legal information — identity, registered office, host, VAT — is on the Legal notice page, as the law requires.