AJAX Login and Registration modal popup + inline form icon

AJAX Login and Registration modal popup + inline form

by Max K

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71 Quality Score
Active Installs
16/30

With roughly 3,000 active installs it is a small player in a crowded category, which limits the breadth of community feedback and third-party guides you can draw on.

Update Freshness
19/25

It was updated on 2025-11-12 and tested against WordPress 6.9.0, signalling that the developer is actively maintaining it for current releases.

User Rating
14/15

A 94 out of 100 from 120 reviews is a strong signal that the small user base that has tried it tends to be happy with the result.

Support Health
8/15

Zero support threads opened and zero resolved is neutral rather than negative; it may simply indicate no issues have been raised, but it also means there is no public track record of responsive help.

WP Compatibility
15/15

Tested up to WordPress 6.9.0 and requiring only PHP 7.0 and WordPress 4.1, it will run on virtually any hosting environment in 2025.

Scores higher than 25% of indexed plugins

About

Easy to integrate modal with Login and Registration features.

Active Installs 3k+
Rating ★★★★½ 4.7/5
Last Updated 2025-11-12 4:18pm GMT
Requires WordPress 4.1+
Tested Up To 6.9.0
Requires PHP 7.0+

Security History

2 known vulnerabilities, all patched
2 Medium

Most recent: November 12, 2024

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What It Does

This plugin adds a modal popup and inline form for WordPress login, registration, and lost password actions, letting visitors authenticate or sign up without leaving the current page. It is designed to drop in quickly and replace the default wp-login.php flow with a more user-friendly interface on the front end of a site.

Who It's For

It suits site owners who want a lightweight front-end login and registration experience without configuring a heavy membership plugin, particularly small communities, course sites, or content portals where reducing friction at the signup step matters. Developers building custom themes will also appreciate the shortcode-based inline form option.

Who Should Skip It

If you need full membership management, role editing, payment gating, or extensive profile fields, this plugin is too narrow and you should look at User Profile Builder instead. Sites with heavy security concerns should pair any front-end login solution with a dedicated hardening plugin, as this one does not address brute force protection.

The Bottom Line

For a focused, do-one-thing-well front-end login and registration modal, this plugin delivers a tidy experience backed by strong ratings and recent maintenance. Its small install base and absence of public support history mean you should test it on a staging site first and be comfortable handling minor issues yourself. Overall Quality Score: 74.24/100.

Tags

login lost password modal register registration