Edwiser Bridge – WordPress Moodle Integration
Edwiser Bridge integrates WordPress with Moodle LMS & provides an easy option to import and sell Moodle courses using WordPress.
4.5(82 reviews)
·5.0K+ active installs·Updated 1 month agoAs of April 2026, Edwiser Bridge is a WordPress LMS integration plugin with 5.0K+ active installations and a 4.5/5 rating from 82 reviews. It has been downloaded 201K+ times in total. Requires WordPress 6.0+ and PHP false+. Available on WordPress.org since 2015. Recently updated within the last 3 months. Download volume is stable this week. Top alternative: MooWoodle – WordPress Moodle LMS….
4.5/582 reviews
5.0K+active installs
201K+total downloads
11 yearssince 2015
Overview
Edwiser Bridge the #1 Moodle WordPress Integration Plugin to seamlessly connect, synchronize, and sell Moodle courses through WooCommerce. This powerful WordPress Moodle plugin provides robust integration between WordPress and Moodle LMS, enabling automated course sales, user synchronization, and seamless learning management across both platforms. Get complete two-way synchronization between your WordPress website and Moodle LMS, making this the most comprehensive WordPress Moodle plugin available.
Edwiser Bridge – The #1 WordPress and Moodle Integration plugin to sell Moodle courses online.
How to integrate WordPress with Moodle?
This comprehensive setup guide ensures proper WordPress Moodle integration:
WordPress Moodle Integration – WordPress Side Setup
- Install the Edwiser Brid…
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Ratings & Reviews
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Recent Reviews
Support for licencie key
by tomasrypak·7 months ago·1 reply
I had an issue with a license key after an unwanted update and reached out to the Edwiser team. Their approach honestly impressed me – from the very beginning the communication was pleasant, fast, and constructive, giving me the confidence that I was in good hands. They solved the issue within a few hours and not only accommodated my request but also helped my business and client secure the necessary integrations.
It’s amazing to have a partner you can truly rely on. I know I can always count on the Edwiser team.
Edwiser Bridge (free) test connection issue
by randynovionco·8 months ago·1 reply
The Edwiser support is very responsive and was able to resolve the issue, Test connection on both the Moodle and WordPress. It took me a week trying to reinstall again and again testing the connection of Webservice between my Moodle site and WordPress. Finally, Edwiser support solve the issue. The issue was the test connection on the WordPress site was not going through because of the local host file was set to null. The fix it good. It took a while, more than a week, due to some passing of tier support. Edwiser fixed it. Kudos to the tech guy at Edwiser Windlabs!
Works but overall poor product
by antonyjosephsmith·8 months ago·1 reply
It works – most of the time – but be prepared for poor documentation, poor UI – the settings control panel is really laid out and confusing – sketchy support and constant popups hassling you to upgrade no matter if you have the free or the a fully licensed pro version. I’m actively looking at alternatives.
If you use Moodle and WordPress it is a must have
by Javier Carazo·8 months ago
Although there are many LMS plugins in WordPress, there are still many customers who rely on Moodle but still need WordPress in some way.
Whenever I have this combination this plugin manages to link both systems.
Great support!
by prayook·8 months ago
“Excellent plugins backed by truly outstanding support. Every time I needed help, the Edwiser team responded quickly and professionally. Highly recommended!”
Download Trends
Today: 42Yesterday: 41This week: 285Period total: 31K
Compatibility
| WordPress | 6.0+ requiredTested up to 6.9.4 |
| PHP | false+ required |
Version Adoption
v4.3
54.1%
Other
24.3%
v3.0
13.5%
v3.1
8.1%
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Frequently Asked Questions
Changelog
4.3.3
- Fix – Removed script tag from allowed HTML tags in wp_kses to prevent stored XSS on public-facing course pages.
- Fix – Added nonce verification and capability checks to create_dummy_user() and enroll_dummy_user() AJAX handlers.
- Fix – Inverted SSL verification default to enabled on all Moodle API requests; SSL is now only disabled when explicitly configured.
- Fix – Redacted Moodle access tokens from all log entries and error reports.
- Fix – Enforced HTTPS-only for PayPal IPN verification in both cURL and fsockopen methods.
…and 19 more changes
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