WordPress · Free · Login and logout
WordPress sends people to the dashboard after login, which suits nobody except administrators. Set a destination per role, for login and for logout, from one screen and without code.
Runs standalone on WordPress. Version 2.2.0. Six optional integrations.
| Role | Destination |
|---|---|
| Everyone | Community home default |
| Administrator | WordPress dashboard page |
| Subscriber | Their BuddyPress profile integration |
| Customer | WooCommerce My Account integration |
| Instructor | /instructors/start-here/ custom URL |
Destinations
No third-party plugin is required. When one of the six below is active, its destinations appear in the dropdown automatically.
Pricing
There is no paid edition. Every role, every destination and every integration is in the free download.
No. It runs standalone on plain WordPress. BuddyPress is one of six optional integrations, and its destinations only appear when it is active.
Where a user lands after logging in, and where they land after logging out. Set one default for everybody, then override it per role.
Any WordPress page, or a custom URL you type. When the matching plugin is active you also get BuddyPress profiles, WooCommerce My Account, bbPress forums, and Dokan, LearnDash and PeepSo destinations.
That is the main point. Administrators, editors, subscribers and any custom role each get their own login and logout destination.
No. It acts on login and logout, not on registration. If you need a first-login destination that is a different job.
No. It is configured entirely from the admin screen.
It falls back to the global default you configured, and to WordPress behaviour if you set none.
Yes, and there is no paid edition.
Free download
Set a default, override it for the roles that matter, and stop your subscribers landing on the WordPress dashboard.
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