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Access Governance for WordPress

Access Governance for WordPress (aka AAM)

Access Governance for WordPress. Understand, control, and continuously govern who and what can access your WordPress website.

★★★★☆4.2 (420) · 100k+ active installs
Free
WordPress.org ↗
what mrrlens sees
MRR · No price listedNo price in the listing
Opportunity—
Buyer threads · 30 d0
“Paid version is best avoided as you will get absolutely no support from the developer.”
#1 complaint · Bad Support · 60% of complaints read · analysed Oct 29, 2026 · source

01Revenue

No price in the listing

2 daily snapshots · growth 30 d: —

Store data from the WordPress.org listing, refreshed daily. Updated 18 h ago. Listed since 2011.

02Why users leave Access Governance for WordPress

5★74%
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1★16%
Bad Support3 reviews · 60%

Paid users report no developer support; advertised Slack community absent; replies not guaranteed and may take 3–30 days.

“Paid version is best avoided as you will get absolutely no support from the developer.” source ↗
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Sample: 5 recent complaints (1–3★ reviews) · clustered Oct 29, 2026 · complaints from May 2022–Dec 2022, none in the last 24 months — history, not today · each review labelled by a model, quotes verbatim

03How to build a better Access Governance for WordPress

Build difficultyMediumAuth/JWT correctness, WordPress integrations, and support burden; no payments, hardware, or heavy regulation.
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04Who wants a better Access Governance for WordPress

0 buyer threads in the last 30 days name Access Governance for WordPress, and 4 more are in the same market.

05Questions about Access Governance for WordPress

How much revenue does Access Governance for WordPress make?

Access Governance for WordPress's listing publishes no price and no paid plan, so MRRLens shows no revenue estimate. It may still charge on its own website; a founder can verify the real figure.

What do users complain about most in Access Governance for WordPress?

Across 5 recent complaints, the most common is bad support (60%). Paid users report no developer support; advertised Slack community absent; replies not guaranteed and may take 3–30 days.

How many people use Access Governance for WordPress?

Access Governance for WordPress lists 100k+ active installs on WordPress.org, rated 4.2 (420).

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