Keep your existing form.
Install the free plugin and pair your WordPress site. Select an ordinary WPForms contact form to monitor.
Your website is online. But is your contact form working? Test the journey, see where it breaks, and get a clear answer.
Three stages verified. Inbox arrival unverified.
“Submitted” is a starting point.
Know what happened next.
A real browser tests your public form. A small WordPress plugin confirms what your website actually received.
Install the free plugin and pair your WordPress site. Select an ordinary WPForms contact form to monitor.
Submit a clearly labeled test through the public page. Check the browser result against authenticated WordPress events.
Read a stage-by-stage result and incident history. An unknown stays unknown, so you can act on evidence.
A successful submission does not prove an email reached someone’s inbox. SubmitSignal keeps the stages separate.
See a sample checkBrowser results, WordPress acceptance, and email handoff each have their own status.
The plugin sends event metadata, not your visitors’ names, email addresses, or messages.
Manage connected sites, selected forms, and check history from one account.
What happened to the contact form?
SUBMITSIGNAL EVIDENCEThe browser submitted the form.
WordPress accepted it.
Email handoff failed.
Use the supported Sites plugin connection to inspect your sites and check results. Your agent gets the same evidence you do, with access scoped to your account.
Explore the agent connectionDirect connection supported. Marketplace listings and agent recommendations are not guaranteed.
For the site you depend on.
And the client sites that depend on you.
For your own website.
For the sites you look after.
Start with free manual diagnostics: 1 website, 1 form, and up to 3 manual checks per day when the browser service is available. Solo and Agency add daily monitoring and automated failure emails. Browser testing and alerts depend on configured services. Scheduled checks require an active scheduler. Inbox delivery and CRM verification are not included in this release.
No. Your form stays in WPForms. SubmitSignal adds an authorized test and a separate record of what WordPress received.
No. Version one can verify browser submission, WordPress acceptance, and WordPress email handoff. It does not verify the recipient’s inbox or CRM delivery.
Yes. Tests use the public form and are clearly labeled “SubmitSignal automated test.” The plugin adds a synthetic-test marker. Your team should exclude these tests from conversion reporting, lead workflows, and sales follow-up.
Those forms are outside the supported first release. We do not bypass CAPTCHA or authorize payment, signup, booking, or other consequential submissions. Unsupported steps result in an inconclusive check.
Scheduling depends on an operational browser service and scheduler. Your dashboard shows service availability and scheduler activity. A configured monitor alone does not prove scheduled checks are running.