Persistent Login Premium adds controls for how WordPress visitors stay signed in and how their active sessions are handled. Administrators can set remembered-login rules by role, while users and administrators have ways to review or end sessions.

Set remembered-login rules

Choose which user roles receive persistent login and set a duration of up to 400 days. You can conceal the Remember Me checkbox so users are always remembered. These settings let you define which users stay signed in and for how long.

Choose how to enforce active-login limits

Apply concurrent-login limits to selected roles and set the exact number of active logins allowed for each user. When someone reaches the limit, the plugin can end the oldest login automatically, let the user choose which session to end, or block the new login.

Review sessions and account activity

Users can view and manage their sessions through Block Editor displays or shortcodes. Administrators can end any user's session from the WordPress admin area. Users can also view their login history on the front end, with Block Editor and shortcode support.

Administrators can tailor the email message sent when a user logs in from a new device. Account inactivity emails can notify users after a period without logging in. The premium edition also includes priority support from within the WordPress admin area.

Install and configure

Install and activate Persistent Login Premium on your WordPress website, then open its settings in the admin area. Configure remembered logins, active-login limits, sessions, and notifications for your website's needs. Add the supplied blocks or shortcodes where users should see session management or login history.