I will integrate any rest API into your wordpress or laravel project


About this gig
Your platform needs to talk to something else. A payment provider. A CRM. A shipping tracker. A notification service. Whatever it is if it has an API, it can be connected. That's the whole point of APIs.
I've been integrating REST APIs into WordPress and Laravel projects professionally since 2022. Payment gateways, CRMs, SMS and WhatsApp services, custom data feeds different APIs, different codebases, but the work is always the same: clean integration that actually holds up in production.
- Payments Stripe, PayPal, JazzCash, EasyPaisa, Razorpay, 2Checkout
- Communication Twilio for SMS, WhatsApp Business API, SendGrid and Mailchimp for email
- CRM and marketing HubSpot, Zoho, Salesforce basics, Klaviyo
- Shipping and logistics custom tracking APIs, regional courier APIs
Custom APIs if you've built your own API and need it plugged into your WordPress site or Laravel backend, that works too
A few things I do differently:
- I write documented code.
- I test every endpoint before delivery. Sandbox first.
- I handle errors properly.
Send me the API documentation before ordering. If there's no documentation, message me first so we can figure out what's actually achievable.
Get to know Aayan Asif
WordPress, PHP and Laravel Developer, SEO Expert
- FromPakistan
- Member sinceJul 2026
Languages
Urdu, English
FAQ
Do you need my API credentials immediately?
No. I work in sandbox or test mode during development. Live credentials are only used during final deployment, and I handle them carefully.
What if the API I need integrated has no documentation?
Message me first with details about the API. Some undocumented APIs can be worked with — but I need to look at it before I can commit to anything.
Does it matter whether my project is on WordPress or Laravel?
Not really. I work with both regularly. Just mention which one your project is built on when you reach ou
What if the third-party API changes something after you deliver?
Changes on the API provider's side are outside my scope — that's their decision, not mine. If the change happens within the 14-day support window on the Premium package, I'll handle the update.
