“I need refresh tokens.”
Keep users logged in without storing passwords. Secure 64-character refresh tokens with family tracking detect replay attacks automatically.
JWT Auth Pro adds the missing control layer to the free JWT plugin you're already running: a token dashboard, refresh tokens, instant revocation, audit logs, and rate limiting, managed from wp-admin, without rebuilding your existing auth flow.
Select a flight to cancel it. That is a revoked token.
Both add JWT to WordPress. The difference is what happens after the token is issued. The free plugin generates tokens and walks away. Pro tracks every token, logs every access, and lets you revoke instantly.
you only need to generate and validate tokens for a small project.
you need to inspect, refresh, revoke, audit, and rate-limit tokens in production, from the WP admin, without custom code.
| Feature | EconomyFreeWP.org · Free forever | FirstProstarts at $59.99/yr |
|---|---|---|
| Core Authentication | ||
| Basic JWT AuthenticationAdd login via JSON Web Tokens | Yes | Yes |
| Token GenerationIssue access tokens on successful auth | Yes | Yes |
| Token ValidationVerify token integrity on each request | Yes | Yes |
| Token Management | ||
| Token RefreshSecure refresh with 64-char tokens and replay attack prevention | No | Yes |
| Instant RevocationRevoke compromised sessions immediately | No | Yes |
| Token DashboardSee every active token, owner, expiry, and last activity | No | Yes |
| Auto-Revoke on Password ChangeAll sessions killed when a password is compromised | No | Yes |
| Auto-Revoke on Email/Role ChangeSessions invalidated on identity or permission changes | No | Yes |
| Visibility & Security | ||
| Analytics DashboardSuccess/failure rates, response times, 7d/30d/90d history | No | Yes |
| GeoIP TrackingCountry detection from IP via MaxMind GeoLite2 | No | Yes |
| Rate LimitingIP-based, 60 req/min default, configurable, HTTP 429 responses | No | Yes |
| Security HeadersAutomatic HSTS, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, XSS-Protection | No | Yes |
| Token Family TrackingDetects refresh token replay attacks by tracking token lineage | No | Yes |
| Configuration & Compliance | ||
| All Settings via WordPress UINo wp-config.php editing required | No | Yes |
| Configurable Signing AlgorithmsHS256, RS256, ES256, EdDSA and more, from the UI | No | Yes |
| IP AnonymizationGDPR-compliant option to anonymize stored IP addresses | No | Yes |
| Data Retention PoliciesConfigurable 1–365 day retention for analytics and token data | No | Yes |
| Support & Developer Tools | ||
| Priority SupportDirect help from the developer | No | Yes |
| Detailed DocumentationGuides, examples, best practices | No | Yes |
| 30+ Developer Hooks & FiltersActions and filters for deep integration | No | Yes |
Each is something the free plugin doesn't ship with, and something you'd otherwise build, debug, and maintain yourself.
Keep users logged in without storing passwords. Secure 64-character refresh tokens with family tracking detect replay attacks automatically.
Revoke any token in a single click. Stop a compromised session from hitting your API before the next request lands.
Tokens auto-revoke when a user changes their password, email, or role, so one leaked credential never leaves the API wide open.
Every active token in one dashboard: owner, expiry, last activity, country of origin. No more guessing which app still holds a session.
Success and failure rates, response times, 7/30/90-day windows. Built-in IP rate limiting and automatic security headers on every response.
Drop your secret key into wp-config.php once. Everything else (signing algorithm, token lifetime, CORS, retention policy) lives in WordPress admin instead of code.
Every active token in one view: who owns it, when it was issued, when it expires, last activity. Revoke with one click. This screen and the departure board up top share the same tokens.
| User | Last used | Status | Action |
|---|
Tokens auto-revoke on password change, email change, or role change. One compromised account doesn't mean open API access.
Each rule can be toggled independently and customized with filters.
Something to declare? Add custom claims to JWT tokens using WordPress filters.
add_filter('jwt_auth_token_before_sign', function($token, $user) {
$token['customer_type'] = get_user_meta($user->ID, 'customer_type', true);
$token['loyalty_points'] = get_user_meta($user->ID, 'loyalty_points', true);
$token['preferred_currency'] = get_user_meta($user->ID, 'currency', true);
return $token;
}, 10, 2);
Complete compliance logging with full context, attached to every token.
60 req/minIP-based and configurable. Over the limit, clients get HTTP 429.
Sent automatically. No nginx config required.
Authentication events, success and failure rates, response times, geographic distribution.
All from wp-admin. The secret key in wp-config.php is the only code.
Works with React, Vue, Flutter, mobile apps, or any client.
Authenticate users and issue tokens with a single API call.
POST /wp-json/jwt-auth/v1/tokenSignature check, claims validation, expiration status.
POST /wp-json/jwt-auth/v1/token/validateAuto renewal, lifecycle management, session continuity.
POST /wp-json/jwt-auth/v1/token/refreshSigning algorithms, picked in the UI:HS256/384/512RS256/384/512ES256/384/512PS256/384/512EdDSA60 features total.
Download the Pro zip from your account, upload through Plugins → Add New.
Paste the key once. Local and staging installs don't count against the quota.
Drop your secret key into wp-config.php once; pick signing algorithm, token lifetime, CORS, retention from the admin UI.
Refresh tokens, auto-revoke rules, analytics, rate limiting. Each is a single checkbox.
Hit your API; watch tokens appear live with owner, expiry, IP, country.
Support reaches the plugin author directly. If Pro can't be made to work on your stack, you get a refund.
Most teams have Pro running before they refill their coffee.
Perfect to use for API. JWT is brillant and it works out of the box. Further to this is it really stable and does it job.
LandedHigh quality plugin. Delivers what is promised. And that's quite comprehensive list of features. Recommended.
LandedEasy, stable, powerful, extensible. Allowed me to get up and running with a Vue.js frontend authentication flow within minutes. Really great documentation too!
LandedVery useful plugin. I'm using this plugin since some months and it works perfectly, a simple way to authenticate from ext. apps
LandedExactly as described, very easy to use and clear documentation. Thank you
LandedGreat plugin! I've been using the plugin for over year, it's very good and user friendly!
LandedSimply perfect! I integrated it with my Flutter app, and it works flawlessly.
LandedPerfect. Does exactly what it states! Have been using this plugin for about a year now and haven't had any problems!
LandedOne payment, no upsells inside the plugin. Local and staging installs are free. 14-day compatibility guarantee on every plan.
The free plugin issues and validates JWT tokens. That is it. Pro adds the production layer most teams build by hand: token dashboard, refresh tokens with replay-attack detection, instant and automatic revocation, analytics over 7/30/90 days, IP-based rate limiting, automatic security headers, configurable signing algorithms, GDPR-friendly data retention. Aside from the secret key in wp-config.php, every Pro setting is managed from the WordPress admin UI.
Yes. Pro adds a professional JWT layer on top of the WP REST API: create, validate, refresh, revoke tokens so users can authenticate from mobile apps, SPAs, or any external system. You still implement the calling logic in those clients.
Every plan includes a 14-day compatibility guarantee. Open a support ticket and we work the issue with you directly. If Pro genuinely cannot run on your stack, you get a refund (processor fees, typically 3–5%, are deducted).
No. Local and staging environments do not count against your quota.
Yes. Every plan has a yearly and a lifetime option; lifetime is a one-time payment.
No traditional trial, but the 14-day compatibility guarantee covers the only risk that matters: whether Pro runs on your stack.
PHP 8.1+, WordPress 5.0+ with the REST API enabled, HTTP Authorization header enabled on the server.
On login the client gets an access token (default 7 days) and a refresh token (default 30 days). When the access token expires the client exchanges the refresh token for a new one without re-prompting the user. Refresh tokens are 64 characters, tracked as a family, and detect replay attacks automatically.
By default all of that user's tokens are revoked. Each rule can be toggled independently and customized with filters.
HS256/384/512, RS256/384/512, ES256/384/512, PS256/384/512, EdDSA; chosen in the settings UI or via the jwt_auth_algorithm filter.
Token dashboard, refresh tokens, instant revocation, audit logs, and rate limiting, on top of the plugin you already run. Backed by a 14-day compatibility guarantee.