Robert Coster

Signalfire Expire Content allows you to set expiration dates and times for your WordPress posts and pages. When content expires, you can choose to automatically change it to draft status or redirect visitors to a custom URL.
Key Features:
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<li>Set expiration date and time for posts and pages</li>
<li>Choose expiration action: change to draft or redirect to URL</li>
<li>Easy-to-use metabox on post/page edit screens</li>
<li>Admin column showing expiration status</li>
<li>Automatic expiration checking on frontend</li>
<li>Security-focused with proper nonces and sanitization</li>
<li>Multilingual ready with translation support</li>
</ul>
Perfect for:
<ul>
<li>Time-sensitive content like promotions or events</li>
<li>Temporary pages that need automatic removal</li>
<li>Content that should redirect after a certain date</li>
<li>Managing seasonal or limited-time offers</li>
</ul>

Signalfire Expire Content

Adds expiration functionality to posts and pages with customizable actions when content expires.

NateJacobs

Expires a user’s access to a site after a specified number of days. It uses the user registered date/time and an admin configured number of days to determine when to expire the users access. The administrator can restore a user’s access from the user’s profile page.
There is a filter available for developers to hook into and alter the expiration date of a specific user on the fly during authentication. The filter uae_expiration_date passes the current expiration date and the WP_User object.

User Access Expiration

A user's access to a site is disabled after a specified number of days. The admin can set the number of days since registration to deny access.

Signalfire Expire Content vs User Access Expiration