ThemeLooks builds custom WordPress, WooCommerce and SaaS sites, and sells ready-made WordPress themes, plugins and PHP scripts starting around $18. Est. 2014.
Founded in 2014, ThemeLooks operates as a dual-model business: a custom web development agency and a self-serve marketplace of WordPress and WooCommerce products. On the agency side, it builds restaurant ordering sites, custom WordPress websites, SaaS platforms, and bespoke web applications for startups through enterprises, describing its work as mobile-responsive, SEO-optimized, and security-focused. On the marketplace side, ThemeLooks sells one-time-purchase digital products such as the POSLooks point-of-sale plugin ($19), the Karton and Kinen eCommerce templates ($18 each), and the WhoisBooks domain-lookup script ($49), alongside a broader catalog the company describes as 80+ WordPress themes and plugins. The company states it has completed 1,420+ projects for 936+ clients and served roughly 15,000 customers to date, and it maintains a dedicated support portal for post-launch maintenance, updates, and technical support.
Key Features
Custom WordPress Development — Mobile-responsive, SEO-optimized custom WordPress websites for startups through enterprises.
Restaurant Website Design — Restaurant ordering websites with online ordering, menu management, and delivery integration.
SaaS Development — Cloud-based SaaS platform development with scalability and deployment support.
Custom Web Application & CMS Development — Enterprise-grade custom web applications and CMS builds.
WordPress/WooCommerce Marketplace Products — Pre-built, one-time-purchase WordPress themes, plugins, and PHP scripts such as POSLooks, Karton, Kinen, and WhoisBooks.
Post-Launch Support & Maintenance — Ongoing maintenance, security updates, backups, and technical support via a dedicated support portal.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Offers both DIY marketplace products and full custom agency services under one roof
Established track record with 1,420+ completed projects and roughly 15,000 customers since 2014
Affordable one-time-purchase pricing on marketplace themes and scripts, roughly $18-$49
Cons
Marketplace product pricing and feature detail are not fully itemized on the main site
As a small agency, support depth and response times may vary compared to larger WordPress marketplaces
Public case studies are limited to a small number of named client projects