Draft:Multidots

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Multidots is an American web development company that specializes in WordPress development and content management system migration for enterprise and publishing clients. The company was founded in 2009 by Anil Gupta and Aslam Multani.^[1][2]

Multidots was founded in 2009 in Ahmedabad, India, by Anil Gupta and Aslam Multani.^[2] The company later established operations in the United States and the United Kingdom.^[1]

In 2022, Multidots was ranked No. 560 on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private companies in the United States, with reported three-year revenue growth of 1,122 percent.^[3]

Multidots provides WordPress website design, development, maintenance, performance optimization, and content management system migration services.^[4] The company works with publishers, media companies, and other organizations.^[4]

In July 2019, Multidots became a WordPress VIP Silver Agency Partner,^[5] and in March 2022 it was named a WordPress VIP Gold Agency Partner.^[1]

Multidots participates in the WordPress open-source project's "Five for the Future" program, through which it pledges contributor hours to WordPress development.^[6] The company has also sponsored and organized WordCamp events.^[6]

Multidots develops Multicollab, an editorial collaboration plugin for WordPress that adds document-style commenting to the editor,^[7] and operates DotStore, which produces WooCommerce plugins.^[4]