The Forge Suite

Why Avakode

Two things the WordPress plugin market forgot how to do.

Ship AI that actually feels useful. And charge a price that doesn’t insult the customer. Forge Suite is our answer to both.

We only really care about two things. Everything else follows from them.

The first is AI that isn’t a gimmick. Every plugin on the market added a “Generate with AI” button in 2023. Most of them are decorative. They pop a modal, ask you for a prompt, dump the result in a text field you then have to clean up. That’s not AI. That’s a proxy wrapped in a UI.

The second is honest pricing. The big names in the WordPress plugin market have been raising prices for a decade on software that barely changed. $99 a year here, $99 a year there, $79 a year for a feature that should have shipped in the box. Nobody audits it. Everyone pays it.

We built Forge Suite to do both of those things right. AI baked into the foundation, not bolted on. And prices you can read in one line.

The difference between AI as a feature and AI as a foundation.

When we started designing Forge Suite, we refused to treat AI like a line item in a feature list. “AI SEO Meta Generation” — one bullet point, one button, one proxy call. Then we move on.

That’s how every other plugin does it. And it shows.

Here’s what we wanted instead: AI that understands the context of what it’s doing. A translator that checks its own output for missed sentences and tone drift. An SEO assistant that reads your focus keyword, your post type, your existing headings, and then fixes individual issues one at a time — not a single “rewrite everything” button. A form builder that takes “appointment booking for a dental clinic with insurance pre-screening” and gives you a finished, validated form. A custom fields assistant that knows what a landing page needs and generates the schema in one step.

We shipped over 20 AI-powered features across the tools that use AI. Each one is built for a specific job, not generic. And each one runs through our own backend — we hold the keys, we pay for the tokens, you just get a shared pool of AI credits.

What you don’t have to do:

Sign up for a third-party AI provider
Paste an API key into each plugin separately
Monitor your token usage across several different services
Decide which AI model to use for which task
Worry about getting rate-limited mid-workflow

What you actually get:

A single shared credit pool that works across every tool that uses AI
Top-up packs if you run out, no subscription trap
The same AI features on every plan — no “AI Pro” upsell
Models we’ve tuned for each specific task, not a generic chat endpoint

Not every tool needs AI, and we don’t pretend otherwise: the money audit, the accessibility scanner and the UK subscription rules run without it. Where AI belongs, it isn’t a button. It’s the reason the plugin is worth using.

Prices you can check.

Every tool is sold on its own with three annual plans that differ only in how many sites or stores a key activates on — from $39 a year for Draft Forge to $499 for the agency plans of Inclusive Forge and Renew Forge. Take two tools and the whole set gets 15% off, three tools 25%, four or more 35%, and the discount stays on every renewal.

We can keep prices where they are because we built every tool ourselves, on a shared backend, with a shared design system, on a shared codebase. There’s no licensing deal with a third party. There’s no reseller markup. There’s no acquired product we’re milking for maintenance fees. Every dollar of your license goes into writing more code and paying support staff who actually know the product.

A few things you won’t find in our pricing:

No “AI add-on” sold separately
No “premium support” tier that you have to pay extra for
No feature locked behind a third, hidden plan
No free version that nags you to upgrade every fifteen minutes
No lifetime license gimmick we’ll regret in three years
No annual price hike disguised as a “new version”

The prices are on the pricing page and in the builder, and the checkout adds up exactly what they show.

Tools from one team, not vendors pretending to cooperate.

The reason cross-plugin integration in most WordPress stacks is broken is that the plugins were never built to cooperate. They were built by different people, in different years, to different standards, with different database schemas. The “integration” is whatever bridge a third party threw together on GitHub three years ago and never updated.

Forge Suite is different. The tools share a code style, a design system, a unified dashboard, and a backend. Which means, for example:

Lang Forge translates and your SEO meta comes with it. Title, description, canonical, Open Graph, Twitter Card — all copied to the translation automatically.
Rank Forge reads FAQ blocks built in Field Forge and outputs the right structured data without any configuration.
Form Forge can create WordPress posts with Field Forge values prefilled from submission data.
Field Forge values are translatable out of the box when Lang Forge is active — including repeater rows and flexible content layouts.
One unified Forge Dashboard appears the moment you install two or more plugins. Health, activity and quick actions for every tool you own, on one screen.

This isn’t a marketing bullet. It’s the consequence of writing the code in the same repository.

We’re not a SaaS wearing a WordPress costume.

The WordPress plugins in Forge Suite store your content in your own WordPress database, like any normal plugin. We don’t stream your posts to our servers. We don’t build a profile of your site. We don’t hold your translations hostage behind a “cloud sync” subscription.

The only things that touch our backend are:

AI requests. Your prompt goes out, the response comes back. We log the kind of action and the credits it used — not your content.
OAuth tokens for integrations (when you connect Google Sheets, Google Calendar, HubSpot, Mailchimp). Those tokens live on our servers so your third-party API keys never touch your WordPress database.
License verification. A periodic handshake to confirm your site is still licensed.
Usage telemetry — only if you switch it on. It is off until you do.

One tool works differently: Inclusive Forge is a hosted accessibility service. It scans your pages from our infrastructure and keeps its findings there. Every tool’s passport says what runs inside your install, what leaves it and where it goes.

If we shut down tomorrow, your sites would keep running. Your translations would still be in your database. Your custom fields would still render. Your forms would still submit. The plugins would just stop getting AI features and updates.

That’s the deal. That’s how it should be.

No sales team. No growth team. Just engineers who write code and answer tickets.

Avakode is deliberately small. We don’t have a sales department. We don’t have a growth team. We don’t have a marketing funnel running thirty A/B tests a week on a landing page. Every person working on Forge Suite writes code, writes documentation, or answers support tickets — usually all three in the same afternoon.

That’s why you’ll get a reply to your support ticket from the person who wrote the feature you’re asking about. That’s why the changelog is long. That’s why the price is what it is.

Put concretely.

12 tools for WordPress and WooCommerce
6 of them in the WordPress.org directory
20+ AI-powered features, all running on our backend, no API keys required
30+ third-party integrations
168 pre-built form templates
27 form field types
32 custom field types
600+ end-to-end tests
One shared AI credit pool for the tools that use AI
One unified dashboard when you own more than one plugin
One small team answering your support tickets

And prices you can read in a line.

The old stack was never going to get better. We built a new one.

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