Is Terms & Conditions free?

Yes, Terms & Conditions is free to use. It is available as a free plugin on WordPress.org.

How many websites use Terms & Conditions?

Terms & Conditions has 10 active installations as tracked by WordPress.org.

What are the best Terms & Conditions alternatives?

Popular alternatives to Terms & Conditions include WP-PluginsUsed, Terms of Use. You can compare them side-by-side on our comparison pages.

Does Terms & Conditions work with the latest WordPress?

Terms & Conditions has been tested up to WordPress 3.2.1. It requires WordPress 2.0.2+ and PHP false+.

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Terms & Conditions

Name: Terms & Conditions
Author: levi.putna

This Plugin adds a Terms & Conditions agreement page the first time a user logs in and a welcome message for new members.

By levi.putna·Use·Free

·10 active installs·Updated 14 years ago

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As of April 2026, Terms & Conditions is a WordPress use plugin with 10 active installations and a 0/5 rating0. It has been downloaded 8.7K+ times in total. Requires WordPress 2.0.2+ and PHP false+. Available on WordPress.org since 2011. Last updated 14 years ago — may have compatibility concerns. Top alternative: WP-PluginsUsed.

0/5Rating

10active installs

8.7K+total downloads

15 yearssince 2011

Overview

The WordPress Terms & Conditions plugin, pops up a Terms & Conditions agreement page the first time a user logs in. In addition the new users are presented with a nice fully customisable welcome message after they agree to your Terms to help them get started using your blog.

For WordPress installations setup with the multiple site option the Terms & Conditions will pop up the first time a user loges into there new site.

Features
* Works for both New Blogs and New users.
* Customisable Open Source Terms of Use agreement.
* Customisable Open Source Privacy Policy.
* Customisable Welcome Message.
* Can be integrated into a mature blog.
* Support for both WordPress and WordPress MU.
* No changes need to be made to the Sign up process.

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