Two-Factor Authentication
Password gets stolen? Doesn't matter. With 2FA enabled, they still need the code from your email to get in. Most security plugins charge extra for this. We don't.
Get Started FreeWhat Does It Do?
You log in with your password, then we send a code to your email. Enter the code, you're in. Someone else has your password but not your email? They're stuck.
Email-Based 2FA
Code goes to your email. No authenticator app needed, no phone number required.
Per-User Control
Turn it on for everyone, or just for admin accounts. Up to you.
Remember Device
Mark your laptop as trusted and skip the code for 30 days. Still works on new devices though.
Why You Need This
Passwords get leaked all the time. Someone uses the same password on a sketchy site, that site gets breached, now attackers have a list of emails and passwords to try everywhere. Including your WordPress login.
Password Reuse
People reuse passwords. One breach somewhere else and suddenly your site is vulnerable too.
Phishing Attacks
Fake login pages that look exactly like yours. User enters their password, attacker captures it.
Stolen Credentials
Leaked credentials get sold in bulk. A few bucks gets you millions of username/password combos to try.
Weak Team Passwords
Your password might be solid. Your editor's might be "password123". 2FA covers both.
So yeah: even if someone has your password, they're not getting in without access to your inbox. That's the whole point. And unlike Wordfence or Sucuri, we don't make you pay extra for it.