<p>Buddypress pages are public by default. This plugin allows you to restrict not logged-in users from accessing these pages.</p>
<p>If an anonymous user tries to access these pages, they will be redirected either to the login page, or to the homepage, or even to a custom page.</p>
<p>The plugin also allows to display on these pages a template with a message to log in instead of directly redirecting them elsewhere.</p>
<h3>Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Very easy to use, you only have to choose which pages want to retrict to anonymous users (not logged-in users).</li>
<li>Small and lightweight plugin (around 10-15kb).</li>
<li>No CSS, no scripts. No requests to static files.</li>
<li>Fully translated into Spanish.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Support</h3>
<p>Need help? Any bugs to report? Any suggestions? Please contact me.</p>
<p>You can help me too either by rating this plugin or by making a donation.</p>


Buddyfence

This plugin allows you to restrict not logged-in users from accessing BuddyPress pages

3pointross

<p>There are a lot of really well done, inclusive membership plugins out there… but sometimes they are overkill. Simple Members Area<br />
allows you to setup a section of your site that logged in users can access in a matter of minutes.</p>
<p>The premise is simple, you create your “members area” by creating pages and saving them as “private.” Then you can choose which<br />
private page your members should be redirected to upon login. Conceivably this page would have links to your other private pages<br />
(if there are any.)</p>
<p>With this plugin you can have a default landing page or have a specific page for each user as well.</p>


Simple Members Area

A simple way to create and manage a members area in WordPress.

Buddyfence vs Simple Members Area