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CoachTribe.nl is an elite, digital membership and continuous learning ecosystem developed under the umbrella of UNLP, one of the Netherlands' most renowned institutes for personal growth and NLP development.
I build them on WordPress — custom themes, plugins and the boring parts that keep a course platform or a store fast under real load. 1,000+ projects for 600+ clients across 40+ countries, since 2019, from Dhaka.
CoachTribe is a membership academy from the Dutch UNLP institute, with over 100 on-demand modules for coaches, leaders and HR teams. It combines LearnDash with subscription tiers, a dark Netflix-style course grid, a 1 euro trial and iDEAL and Bancontact payments.

CoachTribe.nl is an elite, digital membership and continuous learning ecosystem developed under the umbrella of UNLP, one of the Netherlands' most renowned institutes for personal growth and NLP development.
None of these are extras on the invoice. They are the reason a site still holds up two years after handover.
Every project starts with a number — usually 1.5s LCP on a mid-range phone — and every plugin has to earn its place under it.
Repeating layouts become ACF or native blocks with real fields. Your editors get guardrails; your front end drops the 400 KB builder runtime.
Staged dry runs, redirect maps, enrolment and order data diffed before and after. Learners and customers never notice the switch.
A short written manual plus a screen recording for each custom feature, so the next person — or your own team — is never guessing.
Green field data in Search Console is part of the acceptance criteria, not a hope. I test on real devices, not only Lighthouse.
Code lives in a Git repository you own from day one. Deploys are scripted, licences are in your name, and nothing depends on me staying around.
The 71 documented case studies, pulled straight from my project database — all from 2025 and 2026; the 1,000+ total reaches back to 2019. Hover a row for a poster, open one for the full write-up, filter by what you are planning to build.
Sunrise Caribbean serves Jamaican food from three Manchester branches, with a fourth opening. The redesign carries the brand's bright splash style, gives each branch its own page for local search, sells sauces and Sunday dinners through WooCommerce, and takes catering enquiries.
Read case study: Sunrise Caribbean Live site sunrisecaribbean.co.uk

The Paving Vault supplies porcelain and natural stone paving across the UK from Warrington. The WooCommerce site was redesigned, and a custom plugin added the way paving is really sold: full pallets or part pallets by the square metre, pallet delivery charges and 5 pound samples.
Read case study: The Paving Vault Live site thepavingvault.co.uk

SuperCar Haulers is a membership platform for car hauler drivers. Phase 1 gives drivers a free account, a dashboard, a library of video lessons on Tutor LMS, an affiliates page of recommended tools, and a marketplace preview that collects interest for what comes next.
Read case study: SuperCar Haulers Live site supercarhaulers.com

Fortis Four offers close protection and luxury concierge services to a global clientele. The site presents the services discreetly, takes enquiries through protected forms, and runs in English, Spanish, Italian, Greek and Arabic. Built and delivered in two days.

The Streetz Football is a South London youth football academy with training, events and camps. A custom WordPress theme and plugin run camp bookings and memberships through WooCommerce Subscriptions, newsletter sign-ups into MailPoet, and form submissions the team can export.
Read case study: The Streetz Football Live site thestreetzfootball.com

Skin & Wellness Sphere is a skincare and wellness platform with product reviews and a Glow Guide. The approved prototype was rebuilt in WordPress with Elementor and a small custom plugin: a Reviews post type, an affiliate-link switch and layouts that hold up on iPhone.
Read case study: Skin & Wellness Sphere Live site skinandwellnesssphere.com

The Orange Room is an event space in Stratford, East London, for parties, shows and brand activations. The site runs on Elementor with a custom plugin for Events, Packages and Testimonials, an enquiry flow and a Meta Pixel behind a consent banner the venue can switch on or off.

Beyond the Cycle is a London non-profit supporting girls and young women with menstrual health conditions. The site pairs Elementor with a custom plugin: an envelope intro, a Journal where visitors submit stories for approval, Zeffy donation forms and a blog the team runs itself.
Read case study: Beyond the Cycle Live site beyondthecycle.co.uk

The Akuna Group brings five companies together around African talent. Its launch landing page had to follow a strict brand book: the spotlight lines, the /| symbol, six colour pairings. Built as hand-coded HTML first, then as Elementor widgets the team can edit.
Read case study: The Akuna Group Live site theakunagroup.com

Neel Potro is a private resort near Dhaka that rents the whole property to one group at a time. A custom booking plugin handles dates, packages, bKash advance holds that expire on their own, and email and SMS updates at every step.

French Immersion College sells French from A1 to B2 in live class batches. A custom LearnDash plugin handles staged access, seat limits, attendance, recordings, staff dashboards, partner commissions and a simpler three-step checkout.
Read case study: French Immersion College Live site mcdonaldinsight.com

Melbourne guitarist Troy Downward sells courses on LearnDash and WooCommerce. The site was rebuilt on a custom theme with no page builder, client code was moved into its own plugin, and checkout, payments and ad tracking were reworked.

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Fixed quotes after a 30-minute call and a written scope. Half up front, half on launch. Retainers bill monthly and can pause any time.
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