Hide Admin Bar Based on User Roles
Hide Admin Bar Based on User Roles – Disable the WordPress Toolbar by Role or Capability
Hide the WordPress admin bar by user role, block wp-admin access, redirect after login, and tidy the admin menu and notices for each role.
01Revenue
Hide Admin Bar Based on User Roles has a paid tier, but the listing publishes no price. Without one, any revenue figure would rest on a guessed price, so MRRLens shows none and leaves revenue out of its opportunity score.
Exploratory math, not an estimate: if it charged a typical price for its marketplace, active users × paid conversion × monthly price would give $800–4k a month. Assumptions: active users: 20k; 0.5%–2.5% of active users pay; no public price: assumed $8.00/month, typical for this marketplace. Methodology.
2 daily snapshots · growth 30 d: —
Store data from the WordPress.org listing, refreshed daily. Updated 18 h ago. Listed since 2018.
02Why users leave Hide Admin Bar Based on User Roles
After an update, the admin bar appeared for all users, breaking role-based hiding.
“After an update, the admin bar appeared for all users.” source ↗
Sample: 1 recent complaint (1–3★ reviews) · clustered Oct 29, 2026 · complaints from Aug 2022–Aug 2022, none in the last 24 months — history, not today · each review labelled by a model, quotes verbatim
03How to build a better Hide Admin Bar Based on User Roles
04Who wants a better Hide Admin Bar Based on User Roles
0 buyer threads in the last 30 days name Hide Admin Bar Based on User Roles.
05Questions about Hide Admin Bar Based on User Roles
How much revenue does Hide Admin Bar Based on User Roles make?
MRRLens shows no revenue figure for Hide Admin Bar Based on User Roles. It sells a paid tier but does not publish the price, and an estimate built on an assumed price would be a guess. The exploratory math is on the page, labelled as such.
What do users complain about most in Hide Admin Bar Based on User Roles?
Across 1 recent complaints, the most common is bugs/reliability (1 of 1). After an update, the admin bar appeared for all users, breaking role-based hiding.
What are the best Hide Admin Bar Based on User Roles alternatives?
The closest alternatives MRRLens found are PublishPress Capabilities and Admin Bar Editor. The full list, with why users leave, is on the Hide Admin Bar Based on User Roles alternatives page.
How many people use Hide Admin Bar Based on User Roles?
Hide Admin Bar Based on User Roles lists 20k+ active installs on WordPress.org, rated 3.9 (20).
Full 1-star breakdown with verbatim quotes, the build blueprint and every live thread — on every product.