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Chrome Extension Development Services

Custom Chrome extensions built on Manifest V3, from internal tools that speed up your team's browser work to customer-facing utilities published on the Chrome Web Store.

Built on current Manifest V3 standards
Chrome Web Store submission included

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Why an extension, not another app

The best tool is the one that's already open, not the one waiting to be launched.

A separate app or dashboard asks someone to stop what they're doing and go somewhere else. A Chrome extension sits directly in the toolbar, one click away from the browser tab they're already working in, whether that's your own team automating a repetitive task or a customer using a utility tied to your product. Chrome Extension Development is built around that difference: less friction, more actual use.

Chrome Extension Development, by the numbers

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Design & Development services in our catalog, including this one

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Broad extension categories: internal tools, customer-facing utilities

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Current Chrome extension standard we build to: Manifest V3

What's included

Everything a Chrome extension build needs, in one service

Manifest V3 Development

Built on Chrome's current extension platform, so your extension isn't launching on standards already being phased out.

Minimal, Scoped Permissions

Requesting only the browser permissions the extension actually needs, both for user trust and Chrome Web Store approval.

Chrome Web Store Submission

Listing copy, screenshots, and required disclosures prepared and submitted on your behalf.

Cross-Chromium Testing

Checked across Chrome, Edge, and other Chromium-based browsers where feasible, not tested on one browser alone.

Our extension process

Four steps, from idea to the Chrome Web Store

Scope

We define exactly what the extension needs to do, and which permissions that actually requires.

Build

The extension is coded on Manifest V3, matching your approved design and functionality.

Test

Real-world testing across Chromium browsers, plus a permissions review before submission.

Publish

Listing prepared and submitted to the Chrome Web Store, or deployed internally for a private team tool.

Developer writing browser extension code on a laptop with multiple browser tabs open

Why businesses choose Sivaga

Built for the platform's rules, not just the feature request.

Scoped for Chrome Web Store approval

Permissions and disclosures built to current policy from day one, not patched together after a rejection.

Fast turnaround, no ticket queue

Build progress moves on a predictable schedule, so an internal tool doesn't sit half-built for weeks.

Transparent, plain-language reporting

You'll always know what's been built, what's pending review, and what's next, no jargon-only status updates.

Where we work

Chrome extension development, run for businesses wherever you're based

We build Chrome extensions for businesses across a growing list of cities, with dedicated local pages for the areas we actively cover. Not seeing your city yet doesn't mean we can't help.

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Currently serving

Salem, Tamil Nadu, and growing

Our team is based in Salem, Tamil Nadu, building extensions there and remotely across India as new location pages are added.

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Extension development packages

Three starting shapes, scoped to your extension

Every quote is custom to complexity and permissions scope, but most projects fall into one of these three shapes.

Simple Utility

For a single-function extension with a small permissions footprint.

  • Single-purpose functionality
  • Chrome Web Store submission
  • Manifest V3 build
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Most Popular

Product Extension

For a customer-facing extension tied to an existing product or account.

  • Everything in Simple Utility
  • Account/API integration
  • Cross-Chromium testing
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Enterprise Internal Tool

For a multi-feature internal team tool with ongoing support.

  • Everything in Product Extension
  • Private/internal deployment option
  • Weekly strategy video check-ins
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Proof

The kind of extension work we do

A newer, deliberate focus

Extension development builds on skills we already use daily

Chrome Extension Development is a newer standalone offering, built on the same web development and API-integration skills already used across our Web App and Custom WordPress services. A dedicated extension case study library is still building out.

Real, related work

See our custom web app development work

Our Web App/Laravel service already delivers the API integrations and account-linked logic that many customer-facing extensions also need.

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Our process, working for you

Permissions are scoped down before we ever submit

Every extension gets a permissions review before Chrome Web Store submission, cutting anything the extension doesn't strictly need, the single most common reason submissions get flagged.

Client feedback

What clients say about our extension work

Reviews shown are representative examples pending our live Google review sync.

FAQ

Questions we hear before starting extension development

Yes. We prepare the store listing, screenshots, and required disclosures, and submit on your behalf. We can't guarantee Google's review timeline or outcome, since that decision sits with Google alone, but we build to their current policies to give your submission the best chance of a smooth review.
In most cases, yes. Extensions built on Chrome's Manifest V3 standard generally work across Chromium-based browsers like Edge and Brave with little or no extra work, and we can confirm feasibility for your specific extension during scoping.
Only with the specific permissions the user grants and Chrome's policies allow, and only for what the extension's stated purpose requires. We scope permissions as narrowly as possible, both because it's the right approach and because over-broad permission requests are a common reason extensions get rejected or flagged.
Chrome periodically updates its extension platform and policies, so most extensions benefit from occasional maintenance to stay compliant and working, similar to any software running on someone else's platform. We can scope this as a one-time build or an ongoing arrangement, depending on your extension's complexity.
Two broad categories: internal tools that make your own team's browser-based work faster, and customer-facing utilities that extend your product or service directly into the browser. Both are scoped and built the same way, starting from what the extension needs to actually do.

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"Our internal tool went from a shared spreadsheet to a one-click extension our whole team actually uses now."

Aravind M. · Google

Every manual step your team repeats is a step someone else could remove

The tasks that feel too small to fix are usually the ones costing the most time over a year.

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