Super Forms: Password Protect & User Lockout & Hide Add-on 1.4.0

Super Forms - Password Protect & User Lockout & Hide Add-on is a WordPress plugin designed to secure Super Forms submissions. It helps prevent unauthorized access by requiring a password before users can submit protected forms. This is especially useful for gated content, private inquiries, or restricted workflows where form data should only reach approved people.

Beyond password protection, the add-on can hide forms from guests (logged-out visitors) or restrict visibility to specific WordPress user roles. Instead of exposing the form, visitors receive a targeted message based on the access condition they meet.

Built for seamless use with Super Forms, it supports a straightforward setup in your WordPress environment with minimal complexity. The result is a cleaner user experience and more controlled access for visitors and logged-in users alike.

Main Features

• Password-protected submissions — Require a password before users can submit a Super Form.
• Hide from logged-out users — Prevent guests from seeing and attempting to use protected forms.
• Role-based form visibility — Show or hide forms for selected WordPress user roles.
• Conditional access messages — Display a message when access is allowed or denied.
• Access control aligned to user state — Apply protection rules based on whether a visitor is logged in and their role.
• Easy integration with Super Forms — Works as an add-on within the Super Forms setup flow.
• Protects sensitive submission flows — Reduces the risk of unwanted or unauthorized form attempts.

Benefits

• Improved security — Limits submission attempts with password checks and controlled access.
• Better UX for visitors — Hides forms when access isn’t available and provides clear messaging.
• Reduced spam and misuse — Restricts who can reach the form, lowering unwanted submissions.
• More relevant interactions — Ensures only the right users can submit, improving lead quality.
• Clear access boundaries — Role-based visibility and denial messages set expectations effectively.

Who is it suitable for?

• WooCommerce stores using gated customer requests and restricted form workflows.
• Membership websites that need forms available only to certain user roles.
• Agencies managing private client intake or restricted submission pages.
• Educational platforms offering access to quizzes, enrollments, or restricted applications.
• Small businesses collecting sensitive information through WordPress forms.
• Content publishers protecting contact or submission forms from public access.