by Joel James 4.9 (111 reviews)

Loggedin - Session Manager, Limit Concurrent Logins & Force Logout

Name: Loggedin - Session Manager, Limit Concurrent Logins & Force Logout
Rating: 4.9 (111 reviews)
Author: Joel James

WordPress session manager — limit concurrent user logins, stop account sharing, force logout active sessions, and manage every signed-in device.

Loggedin ranks #2,472 among WordPress.org plugins with 8,000+ active installations, is #20 of 622 in the Accessibility category, a 4.9/5 rating from 111 reviews, and was last updated Aug 30, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1

v3.2.0 Current Version v3.2.0

Updated 2 weeks ago Last Update on 30 Aug, 2026

Refreshed 11 hours ago Last Refreshed on

#20 of 622 in Accessibility Top 5% by installs Downloads -43.1% this week Actively maintained

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Loggedin – Session Manager, Limit Concurrent Logins & Force Logout [loggedin] < 1.3.2

CVE-2024-9228 · Fixed in v1.3.2

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Plugin Details

Version: 3.2.0
Last Updated: Aug 30, 2026
Requires WP: 6.0+
Tested Up To: 7.1
PHP Version: 7.4 or higher
Author: Joel James

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Reviews: 111
Support Threads: 1
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TL;DR

AI summary of the plugin's readme

This plugin is for membership sites, online courses, subscription stores, corporate portals, and communities that need to control how many devices can log into one account. It solves account sharing by capping concurrent WordPress sessions and letting admins choose whether to log out the oldest device, log out all other devices, or block new logins when the cap is hit.

Global concurrent-login limit
Logout Oldest mode
Logout All mode
Block New login mode
Admin Force Logout panel
Works with WP_Session_Tokens API
Customizable error message
Translation-ready

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Loggedin - Session Manager, Limit Concurrent Logins & Force Logout

It manages the sessions WordPress already creates, rather than replacing WordPress's session handling. Here's exactly what's in the free plugin: Limit how many sessions an account can hold at once, and choose what happens when the limit is reached. Force logout every session for any user, from the admin or from WP-CLI. Inspect a user's active sessions — login time, expiry, IP and device — via wp loggedin sessions list. For a live, sortable view of every signed-in user across the site, with per-device detail and one-click sign-out, add the Active Sessions add-on. To sign idle users out automatically, add the Auto Logout add-on. Login alerts are on the roadmap as an add-on too. If all you need is to cap concurrent logins and stop account sharing, the free plugin does that on its own — no add-on required.

It stops simultaneous sharing — two people can't be signed in to the same account on different devices at the same time once the cap is set to 1. They can still take turns logging in if you don't want to block the new login outright. Pick Block New mode to refuse the second login entirely and force the password-sharer to also log out the first device, which most people won't do.

Yes. Loggedin hooks into the standard WordPress authentication pipeline (wp_authenticate_user and check_password), so any plugin that logs users in through the normal WordPress flow — which is essentially every membership, LMS, e-commerce, and community plugin — is covered automatically. No integration code required.

Yes, with the official Limit Per Role add-on. It adds a per-role panel to the settings page where you can give each WordPress role its own cap (e.g. administrators: 5, editors: 3, subscribers: 1). Users with multiple roles get the highest configured limit.

Yes, with the official Limit Per User add-on. It adds a field to the WordPress profile screen so you can override the global cap on a per-user basis — useful for shared editorial accounts, executive users, or anyone who legitimately needs more sessions than your default.

Yes, with the official Auto Logout add-on. Set an inactivity timeout and idle users are signed out on their own, with an optional warning shown before the session ends — useful for shared workstations and anywhere an unattended browser shouldn't stay signed in.

No. Loggedin only acts when a new login happens. Existing sessions stay active until they expire, the user logs out, or a future login displaces them under the rule you've configured.

In the WordPress admin, go to Users → Loggedin. You'll see two tabs — Settings for the cap and login logic, and Add-ons for installing and licensing first-party extensions.

The plugin offers three built-in modes: Logout Oldest — When the limit is reached, the user's single oldest active session is terminated to make room for the new login. Closest match to consumer "remember me" UX. Logout All — When the limit is reached, every other active session for the user is terminated and the new login becomes the only active session. Block New — When the limit is reached, the new login attempt is rejected with an error on wp-login. Additional modes can be added via the loggedin_logics filter. See the General Settings docs for details.

The duration of a WordPress login session is controlled by WordPress, not Loggedin. "Remember Me" checked at login → session lasts 14 days. "Remember Me" not checked → session lasts 2 days. Customize the duration with the standard auth_cookie_expiration filter: `php function custom_auth_cookie_expiration( $expire ) { return MONTH_IN_SECONDS; // 30 days for every login. } add_filter( 'auth_cookie_expiration', 'custom_auth_cookie_expiration' ); `