Description

The Custom Redirects addon routes Restrict Content Pro members to specific pages after login, logout, registration, or an attempt to access protected content, setting different URLs by subscription level. The extension directs each member to custom destinations based on the plan purchased, replacing the default global redirect with granular rules defined in each membership level of the site.

Key Features of Custom Redirects

  • Post-login redirect
    Sets the destination URL shown to the member right after successful authentication on the site.
  • Post-registration redirect
    Routes new subscribers to a specific page after completing registration in Restrict Content Pro.
  • Post-logout redirect
    Directs the visitor to the chosen destination when they end the session on the account.
  • Rules by subscription level
    Configures different URLs according to the plan the member selects in the levels panel.
  • Custom access blocking
    Defines where to send users who try to access restricted content without the proper permission.

Benefits of Custom Redirects

  • Plan-based onboarding
    Each subscriber finds content relevant to their level right on the first screen after login.
  • Less friction in the funnel
    New members land on a planned welcome page instead of the generic dashboard.
  • Converting blocked visitors
    People who try to access premium content go to an upgrade landing page instead of an error.
  • No-code setup
    Everything is defined in fields within the admin panel, without editing functions.php or templates.

Who Is Custom Redirects For?

  • Anyone running a subscription site with multiple levels and needing to deliver a different experience for each plan.
  • Ideal for those selling courses, communities, or exclusive areas and wanting a specific upgrade landing page when blocking content.
  • For those already using Restrict Content Pro and wanting to remove the single global redirect in favor of segmented rules.

How to Download Custom Redirects

The Custom Redirects is available for download here on Ultrapack. After downloading the .zip file, install it in Plugins > Add New > Upload plugin, select the file, and activate the add-on. The new redirect options appear within the settings of each subscription level in the Restrict Content Pro panel.

For membership sites that segment audiences by plan, Custom Redirects refines control over post-authentication navigation flow, allowing you to design distinct journeys for each subscriber profile. The add-on leverages the native levels structure of Restrict Content Pro and adds only the routing layer, keeping configuration simple even on sites with multiple active plans at the same time.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Restrict Content Pro Custom Redirects plugin GPL?

Yes. Restrict Content Pro Custom Redirects is distributed under the GPL (GNU General Public License). You may legally use, modify and redistribute it on as many sites as you want.

Can I use the Restrict Content Pro Custom Redirects plugin on more than one site?

Yes. There is no domain limit: you can install Restrict Content Pro Custom Redirects on as many sites (domains) as you wish.

How much does the Restrict Content Pro Custom Redirects plugin cost at Ultrapack?

Restrict Content Pro Custom Redirects costs US$ 2,89 as a single purchase, and it is also included in the subscription plans starting at US$ 11,44/mo (VIP I).

Does the Restrict Content Pro Custom Redirects plugin include updates?

Yes. Every new version of Restrict Content Pro Custom Redirects is synced automatically at Ultrapack. You download the latest version whenever you want, and subscribers update straight from the WordPress dashboard with UAU (Ultrapack Auto Updater).

Is the Restrict Content Pro Custom Redirects plugin safe to download and install on my WordPress?

Yes, you can download it safely. Every version of Restrict Content Pro Custom Redirects is scanned before publication by Ultrapack's own engine (UltraHub), which combines ClamAV and YARA rules, technologies used to detect malware and malicious code. So you install it on your WordPress with nothing to worry about.