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Show each page only to the people it is for
For businesses that need a reserved area on their own WordPress: price lists for resellers, material for customers, a site closed while it is being built. You write one rule in plain words, and everyone else sees your message, a login or another page.
I email the reseller price list as a PDF. Then a new version, and another one.
I hid the page, but its title still shows up in the blog list and site search.
I only wanted to close three pages, and the plugin asked me about payments.
One subscription for all sixteen plugins. Pro is for your own site, your company's included, and starts with a 7-day free trial. Commercial is for people who build sites for clients and is bought directly.
For your own site, your company's included. Every plugin, one key.
€118,80 billed once a yearBilled monthly, cancel any time
1 site · all 16 plugins
For freelancers and agencies who install the plugins on client sites.
€238,80 billed once a yearBilled monthly, cancel any time
Unlimited sites · all 16 plugins
Prices include VAT and every payment comes with an invoice. Not for you? Write within 14 days and you get your money back.
Before you pay, try every Pro feature free for 7 days: cancel before the end and nothing is charged. After you pay, you still have 14 days to ask for a full refund, even if you have already activated the key. No questions asked.
Resellers see prices and technical sheets. Everyone else gets your “Become a reseller” page.
Keep manuals and member pages for people with an account. Others see a link to log in.
Put a client site behind a login while you build it. With the Commercial plan there is no limit on client sites.
Administrators always see everything, so a wrong rule can't lock you out of your own site.
Choose who keeps access, what the rule covers and what everyone else sees instead.
Closed content also leaves blog lists, category pages, site search and the REST API. (Pro)
Show a paragraph, a price or a button only to the people you choose. (Pro)
No. There is no outside service to call: each decision is a quick check on your own server when a page is opened. A visitor who is let through gets the page exactly as before, with nothing added. The only extra on the page is three lines of styling for hiding blocks by screen size, and you can switch that off in Settings.
You upload a zip, click Activate and write your first rule in a numbered form, with a sentence under each option. The step-by-step guide walks you through the first rule with an example.
And no, a wrong rule cannot lock you out: administrators always see everything, and that setting is on from the start.
Cancel before the 7 days end and nothing is charged: the site goes back to the basic version on its own. Every rule stays saved with all its options: the first 2 keep working, and the rest start again the moment you activate a licence. If you keep it, the subscription starts and the same key keeps working.
Yes, at any time. The key keeps working until the end of the period you paid for, then the site goes back to the basic version with every rule kept. In the first 14 days after purchase you can also ask for a full refund.
Content Gate runs entirely on your WordPress. It does not send your content or your visitors' data anywhere, and you do not need an account with us to use it. The only calls to our server are the licence check for Pro and the check for new versions.
No. There is no code to write and no file to edit. If you can publish a page in WordPress, you can write a rule. If you get stuck, the guides explain every option, and we answer by email.
Yes. Rules work on whole pages, so they do not depend on your theme or on the builder you used, Elementor included. The per-block Visibility panel lives in the WordPress block editor; in other builders, use the [content_gate] short code to close part of a page.
Yes. Click Release this site on the old site, then activate the same key on the new one. If the old site no longer exists, write to us and we free the slot for you.
No. Content Gate closes pages, posts, blocks and widgets. A file uploaded to the media library keeps its own direct address, and no plugin can close that from inside WordPress. If files must stay private, share them through our Dropbox or Google Drive portal plugins instead.
Every option says in one line what it does. You won't need a manual or a developer.
Write in English, Italian, French, Spanish or German. The people who build the plugins reply.
If it isn't right for you, write within 14 days and we refund the full amount.