Download Monitor Twitter Lock
$4.99 Free for Members
A Download Monitor extension that makes visitors tweet a pre-defined message before they can access a download. You can set the tweet text per download or globally.
| Version | 4.1.4 |
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| Last Updated | July 9, 2023 |
| Type | WordPress Plugin |
| License | GPL v2 or later |
| Live Demo | View demo → |
100% GPL · Original files · Unlimited sites
- Original, unmodified files — delivered exactly as distributed by the developer
- GPL licensed — use it on unlimited websites, personal or client
- Free updates — new versions appear here as soon as they are released
- Verified downloads — every file is integrity-checked (SHA-256) before release
Distributed under the GNU General Public License. Not affiliated with the original developer; official support, license keys and developer-hosted services (such as one-click updates) are available only from the developer.
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Description
Download Monitor Twitter Lock is an extension for Download Monitor that gates downloads behind a tweet. Before a visitor can get a file, they must post a tweet message you have defined, either for that specific download or as a global default. The lock adapts to your WordPress theme and its template parts can be overridden.
Key Features
- Tweet to unlock – Visitors must publish a tweet before the download becomes available to them.
- Per-download tweet text – You can write a different tweet message for each download instead of using one shared message.
- Global tweet message – A single tweet message can be applied across downloads when you do not set one individually.
- No coding needed – Setup is done through documentation-guided steps, so you do not have to write code.
- Theme-adaptive templates – The lock follows your WordPress theme's styling, and its template parts can be overridden.
Who Is It For
This is for site owners already using Download Monitor who want to turn file downloads into Twitter activity by requiring a tweet before access. It suits store or content sites that prefer a no-code setup and want the lock to match their existing theme.
