Make your whole WordPress site private — every page, feed, REST endpoint and uploaded file requires login — and prove it isn't leaking.
Alternatives to Force Members Logon
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WordPress plugins with similar use cases
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Login protection, brute-force lockouts, hardening, integrity scans, activity logs, and a transparent security score. Not a malware guarantee.
Show the logged-in user's name, role, and profile icon anywhere - editable labels, custom colors, 5 templates, and a shortcode.
WordPress session manager — limit concurrent user logins, stop account sharing, force logout active sessions, and manage every signed-in device.
Move the login page to your own address, stop password guessing, add a 2-step email code for admins and harden WordPress, with a log of every login.
Force users to login before viewing pages. Exclude specific pages and allow certain user roles/users to bypass the requirement.
Restrict WooCommerce store access to logged-in users only. Hide prices, hide products, require manual approval, and control who sees what — with zero …
A freeware plugin, for daily-notify site administrator, about users who logged in during the day.
Change your WordPress login URL and protect your site from brute-force attacks. Blocks default login paths with 404 errors.
Hide your login page behind a secret URL, limit login attempts, and block brute force attacks. Includes lockout thresholds and instant email alerts.