Protect your WordPress website from unauthorized access and malware
Loginizer is a simple and effortless solution that takes care of all your security problems. It comes with the default optimal configuration to protect your site from Brute Force attacks.
Add a much-needed layer of security to your WordPress site. Loginizer is built to secure the core of your WordPress with multiple features like Bruteforce protection, 2FA, Captcha, MD5 Checksum, and much more…
BruteForce Protection – Get protection from hackers’ repeated attempts to gain access to your account with Loginizer brute force protection.
reCaptcha – reCAPTCHA protects your website from fraud and abuse by using complex challenges to block malicious activities on websites.
LockOut – Set up Auto LOCKOUT for IPs after a max number of failed attempts. Optimal settings are pre-configured which you can change.
Two Factor Authentication – Configure a two-factor authentication on email, mobile, or authenticator apps for more secure logins.
Black/Whitelist IP – Create a list of trusted/untrusted IP addresses such as users and websites are allowed/blocked to login to the website.
Detailed Logs – Get detailed logs of failed attempts and all other suspicious activity with Loginizer and easily monitor them on the go.
About Loginizer Pro
Loginizer Pro is a premium WordPress plugin developed by Softaculous. Loginizer is a WordPress plugin which helps you fight against bruteforce attack by blocking login for the IP after it reaches maximum retries allowed. You can blacklist or whitelist IPs for login using Loginizer. It is distributed under the LGPLv2.1 licence, which means you can install it on an unlimited number of websites — including websites you build and manage for your clients.
Compatibility & Requirements
Loginizer Pro requires WordPress 5.0 or later, and has been tested up to WordPress 6.7, and requires PHP 7.4 or higher. Each release is reviewed for compatibility before listing, giving you a hassle-free installation experience. Text domain: loginizer. This listing reflects version , updated within 24 hours of the upstream release.
What Does GPL Mean for You?
GPL, or General Public License, is the open-source license that powers WordPress and the entire ecosystem built around it. When a plugin like Loginizer Pro carries a GPL license, you receive the legal right to install it on any number of websites, customise the code to fit your project, and even share it with others. You are paying for the convenience of our hosting, verification, and instant delivery service — not for a restricted seat licence.
Our Promise to Every Customer
- Genuine, unmodified files – Loginizer Pro is distributed exactly as released by Softaculous, with no modifications.
- Use on unlimited websites – The GPL licence and our store policy both allow unlimited installations.
- Immediate access after purchase – No manual approval, no waiting — your link is sent the moment payment clears.
- Quality checked every release – Our team reviews each file for compatibility before it appears in the store.
- Secure and private checkout – Your data is protected by SSL encryption throughout the purchase process.
- No hidden costs – The price you see is the only price you pay. Ever.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which WordPress version works with Loginizer Pro?
Loginizer Pro has been tested and confirmed compatible up to WordPress 6.7.
Can I install this on a client’s website?
Yes. The LGPLv2.1 licence grants you the right to use Loginizer Pro on any website, including commercial client projects, without restriction.
What PHP version is required?
Loginizer Pro requires PHP 7.4 or higher. The majority of modern hosting environments already meet this requirement.
How do I get future updates?
When a new version of Loginizer Pro is published by Softaculous, we update our file promptly. You can re-download the updated version from your digitalgpl account at no additional cost.
Is this the original, unmodified file?
Yes. We distribute the original, unaltered Loginizer Pro plugin as released under the GPL. No code has been changed, removed, or added.
Official developer page: https://loginizer.com
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