Restrictly – Access Control
Performance-focused access control for WordPress, enforcing rule-based visibility across content, menus, and blocks with a clean core.
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·0 active installs·Updated 2 months agoAs of April 2026, Restrictly is a WordPress rest-api plugin with 0 active installations and a 0/5 rating0. It has been downloaded 133 times in total. Requires WordPress 5.2+ and PHP 7.4+. Available on WordPress.org since 2026. Recently updated within the last 3 months. Top alternative: WooCommerce Legacy REST API.
0/5Rating
0active installs
133total downloads
3 monthssince 2026
Overview
Restrictly™ delivers professional-grade access control without compromising your site’s speed or reliability.
It enforces rule-based visibility across pages, posts, menus, Full Site Editing (FSE) blocks, search results, and REST API responses, while maintaining full compatibility with themes and page builders.
In the free version, access rules are driven by user roles and login status, providing a clean and reliable foundation for content and navigation control.
Includes Extended Visibility Filtering, which automatically hides restricted content from search results, archives, and public listings.
For full documentation, setup guides, and developer notes, visit the official Restrictly™ website.
Features
- Full Site Editing (FSE) Integration – Add block-level visibility directly inside…
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Compatibility
| WordPress | 5.2+ requiredTested up to 6.9.4 |
| PHP | 7.4+ required |
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Changelog
0.1.1
Observability and internal lifecycle hooks added for Restrictly™ Pro debugging and diagnostics.
- Added gated debug event emission across all access enforcement paths.
- Added evaluation start, evaluation end, and final decision signals.
- Added administrator override observability (always-allow behavior).
- Added query influence detection for search, archive, and home queries.
- Added Full Site Editing (FSE) block, navigation, and query observability hooks.
…and 3 more changes
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