rownd

mhamann

Rownd is a user authentication and account platform that helps you convert more visitors to your website into actual (paying) customers.
We’re focused on passwordless sign-in that uses email and SMS as a means of distributing authentication links that allow users to verify 
their email/phone after they’ve had the opportunity to explore your product or service.
When you install the Rownd plugin for WordPress, you’ll bring our powerfully simple authentication and user account capabilities into 
your website, blog, or ecommerce site.
Rownd integrates with the existing WordPress user management system, which means we’re compatible with WooCommerce and many other 
WordPress addons! We’ll also detect whether you have WooCommerce installed and provide options to customize your customer experience 
during the checkout process.
Whether you’re accepting user signups already or want to start, Rownd makes it super-simple to get visitors and customers up and running quickly. 
Easily trigger our sign-in dialog by setting some HTML data attributes in your code or writing some simple Javascript and we’ll handle getting 
your users verified and signed in using our unique, passwordless approach.
To get started, you’ll need:
<ol>
<li>A free <a href="https://app.rownd.io" rel="nofollow ugc">Rownd account</a></li>
<li>A Rownd app key</li>
</ol>
Once you install this plugin, drop your app key and secret into our settings and you’ll be good to go!
Usage of this plugin is governed by Rownd’s <a href="https://rownd.io/terms-and-conditions" rel="nofollow ugc">terms of service</a>.

Rownd — Instant user accounts and authentication

Instantly turn visitors into users with Rownd's radically simple, user-centric authentication.

Mads Phikamphon

Almost Users Only is a plugin that limits public access to your blog. Visitors that are not logged in can only view a specific public page. If they are trying to reach other pages they will automatically be redirected to the public page.
If a visitor is logged in, he can view all the pages/posts on the blog (just like if it were a normal WordPress installation).
The public page can for example be used to display information about the site and a guide to how visitors can get an account.
IMPORTANT: WordPress still publish RSS feeds, so posts can still be read that way. Pages should be save though.

Almost Users Only

If logged in, the visitor can view all the pages/posts on the blog. If not logged in, the visitor can only view a specific public page.

Rownd — Instant user accounts and authentication vs Almost Users Only