Active Sessions
See every live session and sign out any device.
- Sortable, searchable list of every user with a live session
- Per-user modal showing device, IP, login time and expiry
- Sign out one session, all of a user's sessions, or bulk-clear many users
- Columns you can hide, reorder and sort, remembered between visits
- Reads WordPress's default session storage — no extra tables
- Works with the free Loggedin core plugin
- Automatic updates & support while licensed
- 1, 5 or 10-site licenses
- 7-day money-back guarantee
Requires the free Loggedin plugin to be installed and active.
Active Sessions in the WordPress admin
Every screen Active Sessions adds, and where to find it.
Everyone signed in, right now
One row per user with a live session — searchable by name or email, sortable by session count or last login, and openable for per-device detail. The appearance panel sets the sort, the row density and which columns show.
The list opens on last login, newest first — what an admin arriving on this screen is usually looking for.
Every device, listed separately
Device, the IP the session started from, when it signed in and when it expires — with a Sign out button on each session individually.
Ending one session leaves the user's other devices untouched.
Clear many users at once
Tick rows in the list and sign them all out in one action. The bar along the bottom keeps count of what is selected before anything happens.
Every destroy-all path fires the core plugin's own action, so existing audit logging covers it.
Frequently asked questions
How do I see who is logged in to my WordPress site?
Install the free Loggedin plugin and add the Active Sessions add-on. It adds a Sessions tab under Users → Loggedin listing every user with at least one live session, with their active session count, last login time and last IP address.
Can I see which device or IP address a WordPress user logged in from?
Yes. Open any user from the Sessions list and Active Sessions shows each of their sessions separately — the device's user-agent string, the IP the session started from, when it signed in, and when the session expires.
How do I log out another user in WordPress?
From the Sessions tab, open the user and click Sign out on a single session to end that one device, or Sign out all sessions to end every session that user holds. You can also tick several users in the list and clear them all with one bulk action.
Does WordPress show active sessions by default?
No. WordPress stores session tokens per user but shows no list of them anywhere in the admin, and the free Loggedin plugin's Force Logout panel requires you to know the account upfront. Active Sessions turns that into a browsable, searchable list.
Does Active Sessions add database tables to WordPress?
No. It reads WordPress's own default session storage, so there are no extra tables to install or clean up. Sites that replace the session manager with a custom backend, such as some enterprise Redis setups, are not supported and see a notice on the tab.
How quickly does a forced sign-out take effect?
The session token is destroyed immediately, but the user's already-open tabs keep rendering the cached page until their next request. Adding the Real-time Logout add-on shrinks that gap to your polling interval, 60 seconds by default.
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