User Registration Geolocation 1.2.2

User Registration Geolocation is a WordPress plugin that captures location details from visitors when they create an account. It collects Country, City, Zip Code, and Latitude/Longitude, along with a location map tied to the new user. This helps you solve the common problem of having limited context about who signed up and where they’re located.

With these richer data points, you can segment users more accurately, improve analytics, and enable location-based experiences in your site workflows. The setup is designed to fit into your existing registration process so the added data becomes available without disrupting how users register.

Main Features

• Geolocation capture on registration — Records location information when a user registers on your WordPress site.
• Country, City, and Zip Code collection — Stores common address-level location details for each new account.
• Latitude/Longitude recording — Saves precise geographic coordinates for advanced location-based analysis.
• Location map data for users — Includes a map representation of the user’s location.
• User profile enrichment — Adds the collected fields to the user record created during signup.
• Segmentation-ready data — Provides structured location fields you can use to group users by region.
• Analytics-friendly fields — Gives you more detailed dimensions to evaluate registration trends by location.
• Easy integration with WordPress registration — Works as an add-on concept to extend your registration flow.

Benefits

• Better segmentation — Group users by country, city, or zip to run more relevant flows.
• More actionable analytics — Identify where registrations are coming from with richer location breakdowns.
• Improved targeting — Enable location-based personalization without manual data collection.
• Richer user profiles — Keep location context attached to each account for later use.
• Smoother workflows — Collect geolocation at signup so you don’t need extra steps after registration.

Who is it suitable for?

• WooCommerce stores that want regional insights from account signups
• Blogs and content sites running location-specific campaigns
• Agencies managing WordPress sites for multiple regions
• Online schools or communities tracking enrollment by location
• SaaS platforms that need user geolocation for reporting
• Membership sites aiming to personalize experiences based on signup location