Final User – WP Front-end User Profiles

Many sites make members log in to the WordPress admin area to change a password or update a profile. That feels clumsy and exposes more of the backend than you may want. Final User – WP Front-end User Profiles puts registration, profile editing and account settings on pages your visitors already use, so the experience stays inside your site's own design.

The plugin also connects to tools many sites already run. It works with WooCommerce, BuddyPress, Mailchimp and WPML, and it handles free accounts, paid trials and recurring plans through PayPal, Stripe and WooCommerce. That makes it a fit for membership sites, shops with customer accounts and community portals that need one place for user profiles.

Features

• Front-end profile editing: Users can register, edit their profiles, upload photos, videos and PDFs, and manage their settings from the front end, with no need to enter the WordPress backend.
• Several membership types: Offer free accounts, one-time payments, recurring payments, free trials and paid trials, so the plugin can fit different ways of running a membership site.
• PayPal, Stripe and WooCommerce payments: Accept payments through PayPal Express Checkout, Stripe with full plan synchronization, and WooCommerce, which covers subscription handling for paid memberships.
• WooCommerce account dashboard: Users can view and change billing and shipping addresses, check order history, find downloads and manage subscriptions directly from their profile dashboard.
• BuddyPress community features: Built-in compatibility with BuddyPress brings messaging, activity feeds, inbox management, notifications and social profile features into the member experience.
• WPML and 15 language files: WPML support and 15 included language files make it easier to localize profile pages for visitors who use different languages.
• Mailchimp sign-up sync: New registrants' email addresses are collected and stored in Mailchimp automatically, so your mailing list grows as people join the site.
• Front-end blog posts: Users can create and edit blog posts from the front end, which allows user-generated content without giving anyone access to the admin area.

Best for

• Membership sites with free, trial or recurring plans
• WooCommerce stores that want customer profile dashboards
• BuddyPress communities and multilingual user portals