Zeshan Login 2FA puts a second lock on your WordPress login. Even if someone steals your password, they still cannot get in without the 6-digit code on your phone. Two minutes to set up, and it is the single biggest thing you can do to keep your site yours.
A clever password is not the wall it used to be. Here is what you are actually up against, and why one extra step changes everything.
WordPress runs most of the web, which makes it the favourite target. Automated bots hammer login pages every hour of every day, testing thousands of passwords while you sleep.
That password you used on another site? If it leaked in a breach somewhere, attackers already have it and will try it on your login. Being clever with your password does not help once it is on a list.
A stranger in your admin can deface pages, inject spam and malware, redirect your visitors, and lock you out. The cleanup costs money, the downtime costs trust, and both take days you do not have.
After your password, you type the 6-digit code from your phone. You barely notice it. An attacker without your phone hits a brick wall.
Scan one QR code with your phone and you are protected. No settings to wrestle with, no manual to read.
Setup hands you 10 backup codes. Lose your phone, use a code, log in, re-scan on a new device. Simple as that.
Tell it to remember the devices you use every day, so you are not asked for a code on your own machine. Turn it off any time.
Protection is on for administrator accounts the moment you activate. Everyone else stays untouched unless you decide otherwise.
The secret key is created on your own site and the QR is drawn right in your browser. Nothing is ever sent to me or anyone else.
Upload the plugin, activate it, drop in your license key. Nothing is forced on anyone yet, so there is zero risk of a lockout.
Open your profile, point your authenticator app at the QR code, or type the setup key by hand. Takes about ten seconds.
Enter one 6-digit code to prove it works, then tuck your 10 backup codes somewhere safe. You are almost done.
From now on, logging in asks for your code after your password. Quietly, every time. That is the whole job.
The free version locks down your login completely, on its own, forever. Pro is for when you want the convenience features and want me to set the whole thing up for you.
Real two-factor protection. Yours to keep, no signup, no catch.
Direct download. No account, no email required.
Everything free gives you, plus the power features and a setup I handle for you.
One-time. Includes setup. No subscription.
Pay once and it is yours. No subscription, no renewals, no surprise bills. And I set the whole thing up with you so you are actually protected, not just licensed.
The plugin, plus a setup I handle with you, licensed to your domain.
Drop your details below. I email you payment options, then send the plugin, your key, and a hand with setup.
All of them. Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, Authy, 1Password, whatever you already use. It follows the same open RFC 6238 standard every one of them speaks.
You are fine. Setup gives you 10 one-time backup codes. Use one to log in, then scan a fresh QR on your new phone. There is no way to get permanently locked out.
No. It only applies to administrators to start, and only after an account has actually finished setup. Turning it on never locks anyone out before they are ready.
Never. The secret key is created on your own server and the QR is drawn right in your browser by a local library. Nothing is sent to me or any third party.
Yes, and I mean it. You pay $49 once for your site. No subscription, no renewals, no upsell emails later. Your key is tied to your domain and its subdomains.
I walk through it with you. Installing, activating your key, finishing 2FA setup, sorting your backup codes and trusted devices. You do not hang up until your site is genuinely locked down.