Comparison · generated on request
ContentGate – Content Restriction & Access Control by Login Status & User Role vs Page and Post Restriction
Both plugins as this registry currently observes them. Figures come from the same daily snapshot, so they are directly comparable, which two separate wordpress.org pages, read minutes apart, are not.
| ContentGate – Content Restriction & Access Control by Login Status & User Role | Page and Post Restriction | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Restrict content access on your WordPress site based on user roles or login status. Protect posts, pages, or even your entire site with ease. | Restrict content access for WordPress (WP) | Restrict pages/posts in WP based on user roles and login status to protect content |
| Active installs | 30+ | 2,000+ |
| Rating | 5.0★ (1) | 4.3★ (15) |
| Last release | 5 months ago | 15 days ago |
| Current owner | ThemeGrill | miniOrange |
| Added to directory | 01 Apr 2026 | 07 Aug 2020 |
| Tested up to | WP 6.9.7 | WP 7.1 |
| Requires PHP | 7.4 | 5.6 |
Install figures are rounded by WordPress.org to one significant digit, so a gap smaller than a band step is not a difference. Nothing here ranks the two plugins or recommends either, and no link on this page earns anything.
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Records: ContentGate – Content Restriction & Access Control by Login Status & User Role · Page and Post Restriction