Saad_Iqbal
May 28, 2026A: Thanks!
AIO Login does support social login/SSO-style authentication flows through supported providers like Google and others, helping users log into WordPress sites more conveniently and securely.
Depending on your use case, it can absolutely function as an SSO-style login solution for WordPress authentication.
therefore, if I have X sites, do I have to install to each one of them or may I use an API to connect in all together ? I want to keep a unified user list and not for each of the website (would that happened I guess if i install of each, will be separated lists?)
Great question! You'd need to install AIO Login on each site. There's no API for a unified user database across separate WordPress installations. Each site keeps its own user list. However, enabling social login (Google, etc) on all sites gives your users a unified login experience since they use the same external credentials everywhere. For true shared user DB, WordPress Multisite would be needed