Login rebuilder

79 Quality Score

Active Installs

19/30

A 64 in popularity reflects a healthy 20,000 active installs but limited mainstream awareness, suggesting steady niche adoption rather than mass-market reach.

Update Freshness

22/25

A full 100 in maintenance indicates the author is actively updating the plugin, with the most recent release landing on January 19, 2026.

User Rating

15/15

A 100 in ratings is technically perfect, though it rests on only 7 reviews, so the signal is encouraging but not statistically deep.

Support Health

8/15

A 50 in support health is the weakest signal: zero support threads opened and zero resolved means we cannot confirm responsiveness, and users may need to rely on documentation only.

WP Compatibility

15/15

A full 100 in compatibility shows the plugin is tested up to WordPress 6.9.0 and supports PHP 5.6, making it usable across a very wide range of hosting environments.

Scores higher than 69% of indexed plugins

About

This plugin will create a new login page for your site. You can also create separate login pages for administrators and for other users.

Active Installs 20k+

Rating ★★★★★ 5/5

Last Updated 2026-01-19 7:36am GMT

Requires WordPress 3.2.0+

Tested Up To 6.9.0

Requires PHP 5.6+

Security History

2 known vulnerabilities, all patched

1 High 1 Medium

Most recent: May 2, 2023

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What It Does

Login rebuilder generates a custom login URL for your WordPress site, replacing the default /wp-login.php with a slug of your choosing. It can also produce separate login pages tailored to administrators and to other user roles, allowing distinct branding or access control on the same installation.

Who It's For

Owners of multi-role sites such as membership platforms, intranets, or client portals who want to split or obscure the default login experience per user group. It is also useful for administrators who simply want to move wp-login.php off the standard path as a light obfuscation tactic.

Who Should Skip It

Single-user blogs, brochure sites, or anyone needing real brute-force protection, two-factor authentication, or login attempt limiting should look elsewhere, since this plugin only renames or splits the login page rather than hardening authentication.

The Bottom Line

Login rebuilder does one narrow job well: it relocates and splits the WordPress login page, and the maintenance and compatibility data are excellent. Do not treat it as a security plugin, because renaming wp-login.php is obscurity, not protection, and the unproven support track record means you should test it on staging before rolling out on a production site.