Beschreibung

Turn your WordPress content and downloads into leads.

GWiz IT Content Locker lets you place pages, downloads, sections of content, or individual page elements behind a customizable signup form.

Visitors enter their information to unlock your content, giving you a simple way to grow your email list, offer lead magnets, protect downloads, and measure conversions directly from WordPress.

The plugin is free and self-hosted. No third-party SaaS service is required to use the content locker or store your signups.

Want to use an existing email marketing platform? Confirmed subscribers can optionally be synced automatically to Mailchimp, Brevo, ConvertKit, ActiveCampaign, or phpList.

What Can You Lock?

Pages and Posts — Gate an entire WordPress page or post by URL.
File Downloads — Require visitors to sign up before accessing protected files.
Sections of Content — Wrap selected content in a simple shortcode.
Page Elements — Lock specific elements using CSS selectors.
Popup Offers — Open a signup gate from a custom link anywhere on your site.

Great For

Lead magnets
PDF and document downloads
Free guides and checklists
Resource libraries
Bonus content
Email list building
Gated articles or page sections
Downloadable marketing materials
Members-only style resources without requiring a full membership plugin

How It Works

Create a Restricted Area in WordPress.
Choose what you want to protect.
Customize your signup form and unlock message.
Visitors complete the form to gain access.
View signups and conversion statistics in WordPress or optionally sync subscribers to your email marketing platform.

You can create multiple Restricted Areas, each with its own protected content, form, styling, settings, integrations, and subscriber list.

Lead Capture & Content Gating

Multiple Restricted Areas — Create separate gates for different downloads, pages, campaigns, or content.
Custom Form Builder — Build signup forms with drag-and-drop fields and 9 available field types. The email field is always required.
Inline Shortcodes — Gate only part of a page using [gwiz_it_content_locker].
Full-Page Gating — Protect an entire page or post by URL.
Protected Downloads — Require signup before visitors can access gated files.
CSS Selector Gating — Lock specific page elements without changing your page layout.
Popup Trigger Links — Open a content-locker popup from a custom anchor link.
Double Opt-In — Optionally require email confirmation before granting access.
Already Signed Up Verification — Returning subscribers can verify their email and regain access.

Forms & Styling

Visual Form Builder — Create custom signup forms without coding.
Custom Email Templates — Edit confirmation and congratulations emails.
Custom Popup Templates — Control the message visitors see before unlocking content.
Style Presets — Quickly apply predefined form and popup styles.
Custom Colors & Typography — Adjust form appearance to match your website.
Custom Borders — Configure form and popup border width and color.
Custom CSS — Add styles scoped specifically to an individual form or popup.
Built-In Preview — Preview form and popup states before publishing.

Subscriber Management & Analytics

Signups Viewer — View and search collected subscribers from WordPress.
Customizable Columns — Choose which signup information is displayed.
CSV Export — Export subscriber information for Excel or other tools.
Conversion Statistics — Track views, submissions, confirmations, and conversion performance.
Date Filtering — Review statistics for specific date ranges.
Clone Restricted Areas — Duplicate an existing campaign with one click.
Export & Import — Back up or move Restricted Area settings between WordPress sites.
Optional Contact Migration — Include subscriber records when cloning, exporting, or importing Restricted Areas.

Email Marketing Integrations

Confirmed signups can optionally be sent automatically to:

ActiveCampaign — Add contacts to a list with optional tags.
Brevo (formerly Sendinblue) — Add contacts to a list.
ConvertKit — Add subscribers to a sequence or tag.
Mailchimp — Add subscribers to an audience with optional tags.
phpList — Add subscribers to a self-hosted phpList mailing list.

These integrations are optional.

You can use GWiz IT Content Locker entirely within WordPress without connecting an external email marketing service.

Spam Protection

Choose the spam-protection method that works best for your site:

Google reCAPTCHA v2 — Traditional checkbox CAPTCHA.
Google reCAPTCHA v3 — Invisible score-based spam protection.
ALTCHA — Self-hosted, privacy-friendly proof-of-work CAPTCHA with no external API calls.

Works With Popular Page Builders

GWiz IT Content Locker supports content created with:

Elementor
Divi
Beaver Builder
Standard WordPress content

The plugin detects gated content inside supported page-builder data and only loads its frontend assets when they are needed.

Privacy & Self-Hosted Data

GWiz IT Content Locker stores signup information on your WordPress website.

No subscriber information is sent to an external email marketing service unless you configure and enable that integration.

If you prefer not to use an external CAPTCHA service, the built-in ALTCHA option is fully self-hosted and does not make external API calls.

Built for WordPress

Frontend JavaScript and CSS load only on pages where they are needed.
Visitor access cookies are HMAC-signed.
Each Restricted Area can have its own cookie expiration.
Logged-in users automatically bypass gates while editing the site.
Debug Mode lets administrators preview and test gates while logged in.
Built-in help explains each major setting in plain English.
Restricted Areas can be exported and imported for backup or migration.
Developer filters are available for advanced integrations and customization.

Shortcode Usage

Gate content inline using the shortcode:

[gwiz_it_content_locker area="AreaName"]This content is hidden until the visitor signs up.[/gwiz_it_content_locker]

The area attribute uses the Restricted Area’s display name.

The exact shortcode for each area is shown in the area’s Settings modal with a Copy button.

If multiple areas share the same name, automatic name deduplication is applied: AreaName, AreaName2, AreaName3, etc.

Important — logged-in users normally do not see the gate.

If you are logged in as an administrator or another WordPress user, the plugin intentionally shows the unlocked content without requiring signup.

This prevents site administrators and editors from being locked out of their own content.

To test the gate as a normal visitor:

Log out of WordPress, or
Open the page in a private/incognito browser window.

Administrators can also enable Debug Mode in the Restricted Area settings to preview the gate while logged in.

Developers can adjust logged-in bypass behavior with the gwiz_it_content_locker_bypass_logged_in filter.

External Services

GWiz IT Content Locker optionally connects to third-party services when configured by the site administrator.

No data is sent to these services until the administrator explicitly enables the integration and provides the required credentials.

ActiveCampaign — Syncs confirmed subscriber email addresses to your ActiveCampaign account through its API. (ActiveCampaign Privacy Policy)
Brevo (formerly Sendinblue) — Syncs confirmed subscriber email addresses to your Brevo account through its API. (Brevo Privacy Policy)
ConvertKit — Syncs confirmed subscriber email addresses to your ConvertKit account through its API. (ConvertKit Privacy Policy)
Mailchimp — Syncs confirmed subscriber email addresses to your Mailchimp audience through its API. (Mailchimp Privacy Policy)
phpList — Syncs confirmed subscriber email addresses to your self-hosted phpList installation through its REST API.
Google reCAPTCHA — When enabled, loads Google reCAPTCHA to protect signup forms from spam. Google may receive information including the visitor’s IP address and browser information for verification. (Google Privacy Policy)

All external data transfers occur over HTTPS.

The ALTCHA CAPTCHA option is fully self-hosted and does not connect to an external CAPTCHA service.

Hooks

Filters

gwiz_it_content_locker_load_frontend

Controls whether GWiz IT Content Locker frontend assets load on the current page.

Example:

add_filter( 'gwiz_it_content_locker_load_frontend', function( $should_load, $post ) {

    // Force-load on a specific page template.
    if ( is_page_template( 'template-custom.php' ) ) {
        return true;
    }

    // Prevent loading on the shop page.
    if ( is_shop() ) {
        return false;
    }

    return $should_load;

}, 10, 2 );

Parameters:

$should_load (bool) — Whether frontend assets should load. The default is automatically determined based on shortcode or selector presence.
$post (WP_Post|null) — The current post object.

gwiz_it_content_locker_bypass_logged_in

Allows developers to modify the default behavior that lets logged-in WordPress users bypass content gates.

By default, logged-in users are not required to complete signup forms.

Screenshots

Manage multiple Restricted Areas from one WordPress dashboard. — Signup form visitors use to unlock protected content or downloads.

Installation

Install GWiz IT Content Locker from the WordPress Plugins screen, or upload the g-wiz-it-content-locker folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
Activate GWiz IT Content Locker through the Plugins screen in WordPress.
Click GWiz IT Content Locker in the WordPress admin sidebar.
Create your first Restricted Area.
Choose the page, download, shortcode content, or page element you want to protect.
Customize your signup form and settings.
Activate the Restricted Area.
Test the gate while logged out or in a private/incognito browser window.

Global templates and security settings can be configured under GWiz IT Content Locker Settings.

FAQ

Is GWiz IT Content Locker free?

Yes.

GWiz IT Content Locker can be installed and used for free to gate content, collect subscribers, manage signups, and track conversions directly from WordPress.

Do I need Mailchimp or another email marketing service?

No.

External email marketing integrations are optional.

Signups can be collected and managed directly from your WordPress website without connecting Mailchimp, Brevo, ConvertKit, ActiveCampaign, phpList, or another third-party marketing service.

What types of content can I lock?

You can protect:

Entire pages or posts
File downloads
Sections of page content
Individual page elements using CSS selectors

You can also trigger a content-locker popup from a custom anchor link.

Can I use the plugin for lead magnets?

Yes.

You can require visitors to complete a signup form before accessing PDFs, guides, checklists, documents, downloads, bonus content, resource libraries, or other gated material.

Can I protect downloadable files?

Yes.

GWiz IT Content Locker includes a protected file-download system that can require visitors to complete the signup process before accessing a gated file.

Can I connect signups to my email marketing platform?

Yes.

Confirmed subscribers can optionally be synced automatically to:

ActiveCampaign
Brevo
ConvertKit
Mailchimp
phpList

Can I use double opt-in?

Yes.

Double opt-in can be enabled individually for each Restricted Area.

When enabled, visitors must confirm their email address before receiving access.

Does the plugin work with Elementor or Divi?

Yes.

The plugin pre-scans Elementor (_elementor_data), Divi (_et_pb_post_content), and Beaver Builder (_fl_builder_data) content for shortcodes and configured selector class names.

Does the plugin work with Beaver Builder?

Yes.

Beaver Builder content is supported along with Elementor, Divi, and standard WordPress content.

Where are subscriber details stored?

Subscriber information is stored on your WordPress website.

Data is only sent to an external email marketing service if you explicitly configure and enable that integration.

How do I find the shortcode for my Restricted Area?

Click the Settings button on any Restricted Area card.

The shortcode is displayed near the top of the settings window with a Copy button.

Why do I see my content without a signup form?

You are most likely logged into WordPress.

Logged-in users normally receive the unlocked content without seeing the signup form.

This is intentional so administrators and editors are not gated on their own website.

To test the gate as a visitor, log out or open the page in a private/incognito browser window.

Administrators can also enable Debug Mode to preview the gate while logged in.

How do I hide elements by CSS selector?

Open the Restricted Area’s Settings modal and enter CSS selectors in the Hide by Selector field, one selector per line.

For example:

div.exampleclass

or:

span.highlight

Elements matching those selectors will remain hidden until the visitor gains access.

Can I show the signup form on only one section of the page?

Yes.

Place the shortcode around the content where you want the signup form to appear.

If you need to protect additional elements without displaying additional forms, use CSS selectors to lock those elements.

Does the plugin load JavaScript and CSS on every page?

No.

The plugin checks the current page content, including supported page-builder data, and only loads frontend assets when a shortcode or relevant selector is detected.

Can I clone a Restricted Area?

Yes.

Click the Clone button on a Restricted Area.

You can choose whether subscriber/contact records should also be included.

The duplicated area is created as a disabled copy with a unique name.

Can I export and import Restricted Areas?

Yes.

Click Export on a Restricted Area to download a ZIP backup.

To import a backup, use Import Settings on an existing Restricted Area or Import Area to create a new one.

You can optionally include subscriber/contact records.

Backup files contain plugin version information so older backups can be handled safely as the plugin evolves.

Can I transfer contacts between Restricted Areas?

Yes.

When cloning, exporting, or importing an area, you can choose to include contacts.

Imported contacts are added as new signup records and are not automatically de-duplicated by email address.

Is the CSV export compatible with Excel?

Yes.

CSV exports include a UTF-8 BOM so applications such as Microsoft Excel correctly recognize UTF-8 text, including accented and non-English characters.

How do I force frontend assets to load on a specific page?

Developers can use the gwiz_it_content_locker_load_frontend filter documented in the Hooks section below.

What email placeholders are available?

Confirmation Email

{{confirm_link}}
{{site_name}}
{{email}}
{{area_name}}
{{source_url}}

Congratulations Email

{{site_name}}
{{email}}
{{area_name}}
{{source_url}}

Popup Template

{{form}}
{{already_signed_up_link}}
{{site_name}}
{{area_name}}
{{file_name}}

How does the „I have already signed up“ link work?

The popup template includes an {{already_signed_up_link}} placeholder.

When visitors click it, they are shown an email verification form.

If the email exists as a confirmed signup for that Restricted Area, the visitor receives an access cookie and the protected content is unlocked.

If the address is not found, a generic response is shown to help prevent email enumeration.

Where can I find help for each button and setting?

Click the Help button at the top of the Restricted Areas page.

The plugin includes a detailed plain-English guide explaining the available buttons, settings, and options.

Rezensionen

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Änderungsprotokoll

1.8.1

Fixed: statistics now track every popup/form display — popups opened from CSS/HTML elements and from the Popup Trigger Link now count as Views in the restricted area’s statistics (previously only the Add/Edit URL gate and the inline shortcode form were counted). Popup views are recorded when the popup actually opens, so they are counted correctly even on cached pages.
Fixed: submitting the form with an email that has already signed up now counts as a Submission (previously repeat submissions were not counted). The signup itself stays idempotent — no duplicate signups or emails.

1.8.0

Added: Popup Trigger Link (Settings page) — define a custom anchor link (e.g. #gwiz_it_content_locker) that opens a content-locker popup when clicked, just like clicking a locked element. The link opens the FIRST popup available on the page (an inline shortcode form, then a CSS/element selector area, then an Add/Edit URL popup). Any active area with CSS selectors configured makes its popup available through this link on every page of the site — even where its selectors match nothing — so the link can double as a site-wide „Unlock“ button. Only when no active area uses CSS selectors and the page has no shortcode or URL rule does clicking do nothing.
Added: Form/Popup Styles — input/textarea background and text colors (inputs are no longer transparent; defaults are white background / black text), available for both inline forms and full-page popups, with defaults in every style preset.
Added: Form/Popup Styles — background and text color pickers for the Google reCAPTCHA and ALTCHA (local) captcha widgets (defaults: white background, black text). Both captcha widgets respect the Text Align setting.
Added: Form/Popup Styles — Border Width and Border Color for the form card / popup dialog (set the width to 0 to remove the border, e.g. a thin light line around the popup).
Added: Form/Popup Styles — Custom CSS box per form/popup. Every selector is automatically scoped to that form or popup, so the styles can never bleed into other elements on the page.
Added: ALTCHA self-hosted captcha option (proof-of-work, no external service required).
Fixed: the popup dialog now follows the „Full-Page Popup“ styles instead of the „Inline Form“ styles — the two style columns are fully independent („Inline Form“ styles the inline shortcode form; „Full-Page Popup“ styles every popup dialog and the URL-gate popup).
Fixed: captcha widget labels (e.g. ALTCHA’s checkbox label) now follow the Captcha Text Color instead of being forced to the form’s Text Color.

1.7.3

Fixed: restricted area rename — pressing Enter or clicking outside the name field now saves the change, and Escape cancels it.
Fixed: the area color picker no longer crashes with a JavaScript error and opens correctly.
Fixed: form and email template editors no longer open blank for newly created areas — they are pre-filled with the default templates.
Improved: the logged-in bypass is now documented where users look for shortcode help (area settings modal, help page, and readme FAQ).

1.7.2

Fixed: scripts and styles are now registered and enqueued via the WordPress scripts and styles API.
Fixed: shortcode callback output is now escaped with wp_kses and an explicit allowlist.
Fixed: text domain renamed to g-wiz-it-content-locker to match the plugin slug.

1.7.0

Breaking: plugin renamed from „GWiz GWiz IT“ to „GWiz IT Content Locker“ to avoid trademark confusion with Gravity Wiz.
Breaking: shortcode changed from [gwiz_leadgate] to [gwiz_it_content_locker]. Update any existing pages/posts using the old shortcode.
Breaking: all internal prefixes renamed (text domain, function names, option names, database table names, CSS classes, JS variables).
Breaking: database tables renamed from wp_gwiz_gwiz_it_* to wp_gwiz_it_content_locker_*.
If upgrading from 1.6.x: export your areas first, uninstall the old version, install the new version, then import your areas from backup.
Improved: WordPress coding standards compliance — resolved all PHPCS errors and warnings.

1.6.2

Improved: WordPress coding standards compliance — resolved all PHPCS errors and warnings from the WordPress Plugin Checker.
Improved: added missing translators comments for all translatable strings with placeholders.
Improved: nonce verification annotations for all AJAX handlers (nonce checks were already present via verify_ajax()).
Improved: replaced deprecated functions — unlink() with wp_delete_file(), parse_url() with wp_parse_url().
Improved: input sanitization and validation for cookie values and server variables.
Improved: database query annotations for custom table operations (DirectDatabaseQuery, InterpolatedNotPrepared).
Improved: moved HTML tags outside translatable strings for proper i18n compliance.
Improved: added isset() checks for $_SERVER superglobal access.
No functional changes or database schema updates.

1.6.1

Fixed: the debug-mode „temporarily close“ button now respects the „Keep inline signup forms visible after popup is dismissed“ setting. Previously, closing the popup with debug mode enabled did not set the session flag, so inline forms remained visible on subsequent page loads even when the setting was unchecked.

1.6.0

Added Clone feature: duplicate any restricted area with one click. The clone is created disabled with a unique name suffix (-1, -2, -3, etc.) and a different color. Optionally include contacts in the clone.
Added Export feature: download a ZIP backup of any restricted area containing all settings, templates, URLs, and optionally contacts. The backup includes a manifest with plugin version metadata for forward-compatible restores.
Added Import feature: restore area settings from a ZIP backup. Import creates a new area (with automatic name deduplication) or overwrites an existing area’s settings with a confirmation warning. Version mismatch warnings are shown when importing backups from older plugin versions.
Added top-of-page „Import Area“ button alongside „Add New Area“ for creating new areas from backup files.
Added „Include contacts/users?“ option to all clone, export, and import operations (defaults to No for clone/export, No for import).
Backup files use a ZIP format with separate JSON files (manifest.json, area.json, urls.json, signups.json) for maximum compatibility and readability.

1.5.1

Added background colors to the new Form Template, Form/Popup Styles, and Preview buttons.
Stacked the Inline Form and Full-Page Popup style sections vertically instead of side-by-side columns.
Added a title above the preview showing which form/popup state is currently displayed.

1.5.0

Renamed „Popup Template“ to „Form Template“ and moved the Confirm Notice template under it (removed the separate Confirm Notice button).
Added a „Form/Popup Styles“ option with presets (Default, Modern, Dark, Rounded, Minimal) plus per-field controls for font, colors, size, radius, alignment, and position — separately for inline forms and full-page popups.
Added a „Preview“ button that opens a modal previewing every form/popup state, with prev/next arrows to navigate and non-interactive forms.
Styles are applied via CSS variables to both the inline form card and the full-page popup overlay.

1.4.1

Debug mode banner is now always pinned to the bottom of the inline form and full-page popup, below any AJAX views.
Added a green/red cookie status line above the debug banner showing whether the area access cookie is currently valid.
Admin modals are now constrained to the browser window with an internal vertical scroll bar, so they stay on screen at high zoom levels.

1.4.0

Added a „Not Signed Up“ template shown (via AJAX) when a visitor verifies an email on the „already signed up“ form that has not signed up, with a link back to the signup form.
The „Already Signed Up“ template now includes a close button by default (new {{close_label}} placeholder).
Moved the „Already Signed Up“ template editor into the Popup Template modal (Popup / Already Signed Up / Not Signed Up) and removed the separate button on each restricted area.
The „already signed up“ email check is now fully AJAX on inline forms — no page refresh; closing the already-signed-up view reveals the content immediately.
Added global defaults for the new templates on the Settings page.
Added the not_signedup_template database column (automatic migration).

1.3.2

Fixed: the „Already signed up“ link in popup templates that use the older gwiz-it-already-signed-up class now opens the verification form instead of refreshing the page.
Fixed: the default popup templates no longer nest an anchor inside the {{already_signed_up_link}} placeholder (invalid HTML).
Fixed: no duplicate „already signed up“ link is appended when the template already contains one.

1.3.1

Fixed: elements matched by the CSS Selector setting were not hidden because the generated hide class never matched the stylesheet rule (attribute selector now matches classes anywhere in the class list, plus a data-attribute fallback).
Fixed: selector-matched elements are now hidden with an inline style as well, so the gate still blocks content when the stylesheet is served from cache.
Fixed: selector gates are injected immediately at script parse time (no flash of unprotected content) and can no longer be injected twice.
Added: with Debug Mode enabled on an area, logged-in administrators now see the gate so they can preview it on the frontend.
Added: gwiz_it_content_locker_bypass_logged_in filter for controlling the logged-in bypass.

1.3.0

Added [gwiz_it_content_locker] shortcode for inline content gating with Windows-style area name deduplication.
Added hide-by-CSS-selector feature with first/all display modes.
Added lead-capture form builder with drag-and-drop fields (9 field types).
Added email templates (confirmation + congratulations) with TinyMCE visual editors.
Added popup template editor with form and already-signed-up placeholders.
Added signups viewer with expandable detail rows, customizable columns, and form snapshot storage.
Added CSV export with UTF-8 BOM for Excel compatibility and field selection.
Added statistics modal with date-range filtering (views, submissions, confirmations, conversion rate).
Added per-area settings: debug mode, cookie expiration, double opt-in.
Added HMAC-signed per-area visitor cookies with configurable expiration.
Added confirmation link handler for double opt-in flow.
Added „I have already signed up“ verification flow.
Added frontend builder support (Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder shortcode detection).
Added performance optimization: frontend assets only load when shortcode or hide selectors are detected on the page.
Added gwiz_it_content_locker_load_frontend filter for developer control over asset loading.
Added new database tables for signups and analytics.
Security: all visitor-facing AJAX endpoints use nonce verification, input sanitization, and SameSite cookies.

1.2.0

Removed global enable toggle — each restricted area now has its own on/off toggle.
Added per-area settings: rename, color picker with preset colors, save button.
New areas spawn with a random color and inactive by default.
Areas store settings as JSON in the database (extensible for future features).
Frontend gating now only enforces active areas (is_active = 1).
Database migration runs automatically on version upgrade.
Area cards show active/inactive state with visual opacity and toggle switch.

1.1.0

Added custom database tables for restricted areas, URLs, and gated files.
Added Restricted Areas admin page with expandable area cards, URL management, and autocomplete.
Added Settings page with „Enable Lead Gating“ toggle.
Added frontend gate overlay for restricted page/post URLs.
Added gated file download system with tokenized URLs and private file storage.
Added confirmation modals for destructive actions.

1.0.0

Initial plugin foundation.
Added the GWiz IT Content Locker administration dashboard.
Added translation-ready and GPL-licensed plugin structure.

Beschreibung

What Can You Lock?

Great For

How It Works

Lead Capture & Content Gating

Forms & Styling

Subscriber Management & Analytics

Email Marketing Integrations

Spam Protection

Works With Popular Page Builders

Privacy & Self-Hosted Data

Built for WordPress

Shortcode Usage

External Services

Hooks

Filters

Screenshots

Installation

FAQ

Is GWiz IT Content Locker free?

Do I need Mailchimp or another email marketing service?

What types of content can I lock?

Can I use the plugin for lead magnets?

Can I protect downloadable files?

Can I connect signups to my email marketing platform?

Can I use double opt-in?

Does the plugin work with Elementor or Divi?

Does the plugin work with Beaver Builder?

Where are subscriber details stored?

How do I find the shortcode for my Restricted Area?

Why do I see my content without a signup form?

How do I hide elements by CSS selector?

Can I show the signup form on only one section of the page?

Does the plugin load JavaScript and CSS on every page?

Can I clone a Restricted Area?

Can I export and import Restricted Areas?

Can I transfer contacts between Restricted Areas?

Is the CSV export compatible with Excel?

How do I force frontend assets to load on a specific page?

What email placeholders are available?

How does the „I have already signed up“ link work?

Where can I find help for each button and setting?

Rezensionen

Mitwirkende und Entwickler

Interessiert an der Entwicklung?

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