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myCred Daily Login Rewards 1.1.2

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myCred Daily Login Rewards is a WordPress plugin that extends the myCred points system by giving registered users points each time they sign in. Rather than a one-off gesture, it creates a repeatable pattern where daily visits earn something tangible. Site owners control the exact point value for each login and can layer extra bonuses for consecutive days. A member who shows up six days in a row might receive a larger reward on day seven, or the payout can climb at every step of the streak. Rewards adapt to different audiences as well, with separate amounts for forum members, premium subscribers, or students based on their user role. Because everything lives inside the familiar myCred dashboard, setup takes minutes and the reward process runs entirely without manual intervention after configuration. Sites already using myCred for purchases, badges, or rank progression will find these daily rewards fit naturally into the same system.

Flexibility is where this addon proves itself. Administrators set the point value for each daily login and define separate reward scales for different user roles. The streak system is configurable too, including how a missed day resets the counter and whether users must perform an action before qualifying for a reward. Built-in protections prevent people from gaming the process through rapid session switching, and every award is logged through myCred's standard activity records. The admin interface presents all of these settings in clear, labeled sections, so nobody needs to wade through documentation to find the slider that changes a point value. Everything appears inside the WordPress dashboard next to the rest of the myCred tools, which keeps the experience consistent for site managers. A monthly cap on login reward points is available, and developer hooks exist for custom reward triggers. Staff can monitor the whole system through the logs and adjust values when the community's rhythm changes.

Technically, this addon fits into sites running WordPress 4.0 or newer and requires myCred version 1.5.0 or higher. Its code is lightweight, so ordinary article pages and login screens feel no added drag, and browser output works across Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. The layout is responsive, meaning users on phones or tablets see the same clean reward feedback that desktop visitors get. Developers are not locked out either; custom hooks and filters allow deep adjustments to when and how rewards trigger, which makes the plugin useful for complex gamification projects. All reward data lives inside myCred's existing database tables, so tracking login patterns and point totals stays centralized rather than scattered across a separate system. That structure also means any reporting or export tools already connected to myCred can see the login reward activity right away. Updates have refined streak logic for unusual calendar dates, and translations for Spanish and French come bundled.

The practical effect is a site that gives regular visitors a reason to return. Someone who earns a few points simply for checking in every morning begins to associate their daily habit with visible progress. That benefit matters most to membership sites, forums, e-learning platforms, and loyalty programs, where sustained engagement directly affects the quality of discussions, course completion, or repeat purchases. Because rewards vary by role, an administrator can make premium members feel extra valued while still encouraging casual users to log in. A forum moderator might earn more than a new member, while a paying subscriber gets a different rate, all set from the same dashboard. This plugin does not demand constant attention; after initial setup, staff can monitor the whole system through myCred logs and adjust values only when the community's rhythm changes. Administrators can also decide whether logged-out users see their streak progress, giving visitors more control over their own experience.

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Item facts
Item type
plugin
Category
Wordpress Plugins
Version
1.4.2
Availability
In stock
Delivery
Digital
Last updated
August 2, 2026
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