apFreepass
Give existing members a simpler way to sign in with an email link, a passkey, or a configured SMS service.
Choose how your members sign in
Email magic links
Send existing users a one-time link so they can sign in without entering a password.
Passkeys
Enable passkeys for supported devices and browsers. Users sign in first to add their passkey.
SMS sign-in
Connect a supported SMS delivery service to send sign-in codes. Your provider may charge separately.
Free and paid editions
Free edition
View free community source on GitHub (the GitHub source does not include the store updater).
The free store edition includes the core sign-in methods and receives free updates in WordPress. If you installed version 0.2.4 from this site, install the current free ZIP manually once to enable future automatic updates. SMS requires a delivery connector; passkeys must be enabled by an administrator.
Paid edition
Purchase a license for access to support and updates for the paid edition during your license term. The paid edition is installed as a separate edition.
Built for your site
Use WordPress’s registration flow for new accounts. apFreepass signs in existing users and does not create accounts from a magic-link request.
Use one edition at a time. Before uploading the paid edition, deactivate the free edition and make sure another administrator sign-in method works. Keep another way for users to sign in while you configure and test passwordless access.
Annual support and updates
One site
One site activation.
Five sites
Up to five site activations.
Up to 999 sites
Up to 999 site activations.
Annual licenses provide support and access to paid-edition updates during the license term. Requirements: WordPress 6.4 or later and PHP 8.0 or later. Contact support for setup questions.
