Persistent Login Premium gives WordPress site administrators controls for how visitors stay signed in and how concurrent sessions are handled. These options can suit membership sites, client areas, and communities where repeated sign-ins interrupt access.

Set the remembered-login rules

Choose which visitor roles receive persistent login and set the login duration, up to 400 days. You can hide the Remember Me checkbox so the remembered-login choice is applied automatically. Role selection and duration let you define where extended sign-ins apply.

Decide how to enforce login limits

Choose which roles are subject to active-login limits and set the exact number of simultaneous logins allowed for each user. When someone reaches the limit, the add-on can end the oldest login, let the user choose which session to end, or block the new login. The selected response determines how users regain access when they reach the cap.

Review sessions and login history

Users can view and manage active sessions through Block Editor shows or shortcodes. Administrators can end any user session from the WordPress admin area. Users can also view login history on the front end with Block Editor and shortcode support.

Configure account emails

Administrators can customize the email message sent when a user logs in from a new device. Account inactivity emails can notify users after a period without logging in. Persistent Login Premium also includes priority support from within the WordPress admin area.

Persistent Login is not currently compatible with WordPress Multisite installations.