Pie Register Premium

Sites that let people sign up need a registration process that fits their audience. The default WordPress forms offer little control, and open sign-ups attract bots. Pie Register Premium lets you design your own registration and login forms in a visual builder, with no code required. Conditional logic can show or hide fields depending on what a visitor enters, so each person sees only the questions that apply.

Beyond the forms, the plugin covers what happens after someone signs up. You can restrict joining to invited users, review registrations by hand, add two-factor authentication and let members edit their profiles on the frontend. Payments at sign-up can run through PayPal, Stripe or Authorize.net. It suits membership sites, blogs and private communities that want to control who gets in.

Features

• Drag-and-drop form builder: Build registration forms in a visual interface without writing code. The builder supports over 30 form fields, so you can collect the details your site needs.
• Invitation code registrations: Send invitation codes to control who can join your site. This keeps the user base exclusive and helps limit unwanted sign-ups.
• Payments at registration: Collect membership fees during sign-up through PayPal, Stripe or Authorize.net, so payment and registration happen in one step.
• Spam and bot protection: Block bots with ReCaptcha or Math Captcha, the Honeypot technique, and IP, domain and user blocking features.
• Conditional logic: Display or hide form fields based on what a user enters, giving each visitor a registration form that matches their answers.
• Two-factor authentication: Add a second verification step to user accounts, which lowers the risk of unauthorized access to member profiles.
• Frontend user profiles: Let users view and edit their own profiles on the frontend of your site, so they can manage their details themselves.
• Moderation and email notifications: Review and approve registrations manually, and send tailored emails about registration status, payments and account activity.

Best for

• Membership sites that collect fees at sign-up
• Private communities and invitation-only websites
• Bloggers who want custom forms and less spam