Share Logins Pro

Running more than one WordPress site usually means separate accounts on each. Visitors have to register again and remember extra credentials, and admins have to keep profiles matching by hand. Share Logins Pro addresses this with single sign-on: a user logs in on one site and gets access to the others in the network.

The plugin syncs user profiles, roles and permissions between connected sites, and it uses encryption and secure tokens to protect credentials. Role mapping lets each site treat synced users the way it needs to. It fits businesses, educational institutions and online communities with e-commerce stores, membership sites or content portals that share one user base.

Features

• Single sign-on across sites: Users log in once and get access to every connected WordPress site, which cuts down on repeated logins and forgotten credentials.
• User data synchronization: Profiles, roles and permissions sync automatically between sites, so account information stays consistent without manual updates from administrators.
• Encryption and secure tokens: Advanced encryption and secure token systems protect user credentials and help prevent unauthorized access across the whole network of sites.
• Simple multi-site connection: Connect any number of WordPress sites without complex configuration, so setting up a new site in the network stays quick.
• Custom user role mapping: Map roles between sites so access matches what each site needs. Role management stays flexible even when sites serve different purposes.
• Central admin dashboard: One control panel handles user sync settings, login activity monitoring and troubleshooting, so admins do not need to visit each site separately.
• Works with membership plugins: The plugin is built to work alongside popular membership and user management plugins, which suits sites that already rely on them.
• Scales with your network: It supports setups from a few sites up to large WordPress installations, so the network can grow without changing the approach.

Best for

• Businesses running several connected WordPress sites
• Online communities and membership sites sharing one user base
• Educational institutions managing multiple WordPress installations