Users Registration Date – Sortable Users Column

78 Quality Score

Active Installs

16/30

The 2,000 active installs and one support thread show a small but real audience, well below the leading alternatives but enough to confirm steady use.

Update Freshness

25/25

The plugin was updated on 2025-12-30 and tested against WordPress 6.9.4, which signals an actively maintained codebase despite its tiny footprint.

User Rating

15/15

A perfect 100 from 5 ratings reflects strong satisfaction from every voter, though the small sample size means this is more an indicator than a statistical guarantee.

Support Health

8/15

Only one support thread exists in the data, and it was resolved, but the very low volume makes it hard to judge how the author handles heavier or trickier issues.

WP Compatibility

15/15

Compatibility is flawless on paper, supporting WordPress 3.3 and PHP 5.6, though anyone running modern PHP 8.x stacks should still test it on a staging site.

Scores higher than 65% of indexed plugins

About

See when each user registered: a sortable "Registered" date column on the Users page. Sort users by registration date, shown in your site timezone.

Active Installs 3k+

Rating ★★★★★ 5/5

Last Updated 2026-08-16 8:25pm GMT

Requires WordPress 5.3+

Tested Up To 7.1

Requires PHP 7.4+

✓ No known vulnerabilities

What It Does

Users Registration Date adds a sortable Registered column to the Users screen in wp-admin, letting you see and order when each account was created. It is a small, focused utility that surfaces registration timestamps that WordPress does not expose by default in the user list view. There is no frontend output, no settings page, and no bulk export tool, so its scope is intentionally narrow.

Who It's For

This plugin fits administrators of membership sites, subscription businesses, or community platforms who need to quickly audit account creation dates without writing a SQL query. It is also handy for multi-author blog networks and onboarding managers tracking recent signups week over week. Anyone doing user growth analysis on a small to mid-sized WordPress site will appreciate the built-in sorting.

Who Should Skip It

If you run a single-author blog with no membership component or already use a user management plugin that exposes registration data, this adds nothing meaningful. Sites needing bulk export, filtering, or segmentation by registration date will find this too minimal for their workflow.

The Bottom Line

Users Registration Date does one thing and does it well, earning a 76.52/100 quality score driven by strong maintenance and compatibility despite its modest install base. It is a sensible choice for admins who want a sortable Registered column without adopting a heavier user management suite. If your needs go beyond viewing and sorting signup dates, look at Profile Builder or User Switching instead.

Pick this instead if you need full registration forms, profile editing, and role management, not just a date column.

User Switching 86/100

Pick this instead if your main pain point is logging in as a specific user for support, rather than viewing their signup date.

One User Avatar | User Profile Picture 84/100

Pick this instead if your priority is letting users upload profile photos on the frontend.

Simple Local Avatars 84/100

Pick this instead if you need a lightweight avatar solution and do not care about registration dates at all.

Pick this instead if you run a WooCommerce store and need polished login and registration widgets on the frontend.