Moodle plugins maintained by a Moodle Partner, ready to enhance your platform
Developed and maintained by Pimenko, our plugins are open source, well-documented, and compatible with current versions of Moodle. Some are free on moodle.org, while others are available on the Moodle Marketplace.
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All of our Moodle plugins
8 plugins available on the Moodle Marketplace: 5 paid plugins with dedicated support, 3 100% free open-source plugins—all maintained and updated, and already in use on more than 5,000 Moodle sites.
Our paid plugins available on the Moodle Marketplace
Our commercial plugins are available on the Moodle Marketplace, with an annual subscription that includes updates and support.
Notif Plus
Turn your Moodle dashboard into a smart notification center.
Starting at $69/year (early bird) · Moodle 4.5 (and later versions)
Starting at $59/year – Updates included · Dedicated support · Compatible with Moodle 4.x and 5.x
KeepUsers
Automatically follow up with inactive learners based on their progress and activity.
Starting at $79/year (early bird) · Moodle 4.0+ (and later versions)
LearningTime
Turn Moodle activity tracking into a reliable training time report. Compliant with Qualiopi, CPF, and OPCO.
Starting at $99/year (early bird) · Moodle 4.5 (and later versions)
Enroll Synopsis
Turn your Moodle self-enrollment page into a professional course showcase.
Starting at $59/year · Moodle 4.1 (and later versions)
Feedback Radar
Turn your Moodle survey results into radar charts and thematic tables right in Moodle, without using any external tools.
Starting at $59/year · Moodle 4.5+
Our free plugins available on the Moodle Marketplace
Our free plugins are available on the Moodle Marketplace and GitHub; they can be freely downloaded and installed on any Moodle platform.
SoftCourse
Turn your Moodle course pages into a gallery of animated mind maps.
Free · Open Source · Moodle 3.5 (and later versions)
Open source – Developed and maintained by Pimenko, a certified Moodle Partner.
Ludilearn
Add adaptive gamification to your existing Moodle courses in just a few minutes. Each learner receives the game element tailored to their profile.
Free · Open Source · Moodle 4.1 (and later versions)
Pimenko Theme
Customize the look and feel of your Moodle with a complete visual identity, an interactive course catalog, a custom homepage, and dozens of other additional features.
Free · Open Source · Moodle 3.11 (and later versions)
Featured Courses
Display the courses of your choice on the home page, the dashboard, or in your Moodle courses.
Free · Open Source · Moodle 4.0 (and later versions)
Race Module Navigation
Display a complete course outline that is always accessible in your Moodle. Completion indicators, full names, all formats.
Free · Open Source · Moodle 3.4 (and later versions)
Why choose Pimenko plugins over others?
Being a certified Moodle Partner means that Moodle HQ officially recognizes our technical expertise and our contribution to the open-source ecosystem.
Every Pimenko plugin is developed in accordance with Moodle standards, tested on current versions, and maintained over the long term with support in multiple languages.
- Moodle Certified Partner
- Multilingual Support
- Over 10 years of expertise
Our Impact
+ 5000
Active Moodle sites are already using our plugins (figure from moodle.org)
+100
clients we’ve supported on Moodle projects
10+
years of Moodle expertise
Our plugins are used on national platforms such as Éléa, the French Ministry of Education’s Moodle platform.
Admin Presets: From Our Plugin to the Heart of Moodle
HIGHLIGHTED BY MOODLE HQ
In 2022, the collaboration between Pimenko and Moodle HQ made it possible to integrate Admin Presets directly into the core of Moodle (version 4.0).
A plugin developed by Pimenko that has become a native feature used by millions of Moodle sites around the world.
This is a concrete demonstration of our commitment to the open-source community and the quality of our work.
Pimenko contributes to the development of Moodle's core: a strong commitment to open source and digital accessibilityNeed a custom plugin?
Do our standard plugins not fully meet your needs? We develop custom Moodle plugins for your specific projects.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Our Moodle Marketplace Plugins
What is the Moodle Marketplace?
The Moodle Marketplace is the new official platform for distributing Moodle plugins, launched by Moodle HQ in 2026. It replaces the Plugins Directory on moodle.org. This is now the one-stop shop for finding, purchasing, and installing Moodle plugins, whether they’re free or paid.
What is the difference between free and paid plugins on the Moodle Marketplace?
Free plugins can be downloaded and installed without any payment. Paid plugins require payment, which may take the form of an annual subscription.
They include updates for the duration of the subscription and dedicated support.
At Pimenko, both free and paid plugins are developed according to the same technical standards and maintained for active versions of Moodle.
Are Pimenko plugins compatible with my version of Moodle?
Our paid plugins are compatible with Moodle 4.5 and later versions. Each product page lists the supported versions. As a certified Moodle Partner, we systematically test our plugins on active versions of Moodle—including beta versions—before each update.
Does buying from the Moodle Marketplace contribute to the Moodle project?
Yes, directly. Moodle HQ charges a commission on every sale made through the Marketplace (20% in the first year, then 25%). These revenues help fund the development of Moodle, an open-source project used by hundreds of millions of learners around the world. Buying a plugin on the Moodle Marketplace also helps ensure the ecosystem’s long-term viability.
Does one license cover multiple Moodle instances?
No. Each license covers one Moodle instance. If you manage several separate platforms, each instance requires its own license or a multi-site license.
What happens if I don't renew my subscription?
Our paid plugins require an active license. If you do not renew, access to the plugin will be disabled upon expiration.
This is a conscious decision on our part: an unmaintained plugin on an evolving platform is a promise we can no longer keep. We prefer to be clear about this rather than continue to run a tool for which we can no longer guarantee compatibility with future updates to Moodle.
Renewal is annual and can be arranged in advance through the Moodle Marketplace.
How does support for Pimenko plugins work?