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Free Plugin by shawfactor v1.25

LH Agree to Terms

Add a HTML5 "Agree to terms" check box on login or registration forms.

LH Agree to Terms

The facts

Rating
5★ from 4
Active installs
800+
Price
Free
Last updated
8 Jun 2018
Added
May 2016
Requires WP
3.5
Tested up to
WP 4.9.31
Requires PHP
5.3
Downloads
12,010

Our analysis

AI-assisted

LH Agree to Terms is a WordPress plugin designed to add an 'agree to terms' checkbox to login and registration forms. It allows you to customise the terms and conditions message, including adding links and configuring the message displayed to users who have not agreed.

This plugin supports user registration, BuddyPress, and multisite installations, making it suitable for a variety of WordPress sites that require user agreement to terms and conditions.

Best for: This plugin is suitable for WordPress sites that require users to agree to terms during registration or login.

What it does well

  • Customisable terms and conditions message
  • Supports user registration
  • Compatible with BuddyPress
  • Works with multisite installations

Where it falls short

  • Last updated in June 2018
  • Limited information on compatibility with newer WordPress versions

Verdict

LH Agree to Terms provides essential functionality for user agreement to terms, but its age may raise concerns about ongoing support and compatibility.

From the developer

shawfactor's own description of LH Agree to Terms, lightly tidied.

I wrote this plugin as I needed full flexibility when adding an “agree to terms” check box to your login or registration forms,

Not only does this plugin facilitate requiring users to agree, but also allows you to customise and configure the terms and conditions message, add links, and also the customise the message those who have not agreed see.

Additional features include:

  • User registration support
  • Buddypress support
  • Multisite support

Read the full description on the official page →

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