Restrictly is a WordPress access control system built around rule-driven enforcement. It is described as a professional-grade engine for clean, predictable content control using login and role-based logic, with the stated aim of avoiding the overhead, lock-in, and complexity of traditional membership systems. The page also frames access control as infrastructure rather than a membership add-on.
Its workflow is presented as request, rules evaluated, decision made, and enforcement applied. Named features include global settings for access control, classic menu restrictions under Appearance Menus, pages list columns called Restrictly Visibility Columns, classic menu mismatch highlighting, a Restrictly Meta Box on the edit page or post screen, a Restrictly Visibility Dropdown for quick edit, bulk edit visibility controls, a Restrictly Block Visibility Panel in the block editor, and navigation block visibility for full site editing navigation. The page also shows frontend behavior for logged-out users, logged-in editors, and logged-in admins.
Restrictly Free is presented as a fast, reliable foundation for core access control logic. Restrictly Pro extends that foundation with advanced rule engines and interception layers, and is marked as coming in 2026. The site invites visitors to download the free version and links to a GitHub repository and a developer wiki. Its copyright line identifies RestrictlyPro.com as the copyright holder for 2025 to 2026.
In the Business & Operations space, Restrictly takes a focused approach. It focuses on managing and enforcing granular access control and content visibility on WordPress sites efficiently. Restrictly is a B2B2C product aimed at wordPress administrators. A free plan is available; paid tiers begin at $29. It ships for the web.
bobbyalcorn builds and maintains Restrictly, and it first shipped in 2026. Among its 5 catalogued features are access control, rule-based visibility, and menu restriction. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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