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Advanced Email Domain Restriction (AEDR) gives you full control over who is allowed to create an account on your WordPress site. Instead of letting anyone register with any email address, restrict registration to a trusted allow-list of company domains, specific email addresses, top-level domains (TLDs), or wildcard subdomains — and stop spam registrations, fake accounts, and unauthorized signups before they happen.
Whether you run a company intranet that should only accept @yourcompany.com addresses, a course platform that should only enroll students with a .edu email, or a membership site that wants to block free webmail providers, AEDR gives you a simple allow-list-based way to enforce it — with no regex or code required.
@yourcompany.com emails to sign up for an internal site, intranet, or extranet..edu addresses to register for a student-only LearnDash course, or restrict a corporate LMS to employee emails.*.example.com matches both example.com and any subdomain, such as sales.example.com.gmail.com regardless of how the user types it.