Free Trial
€014 days
- 1 site
- 3 forms monitored
- Daily 4-stage test
- Instant failure alerts
- No credit card required
Early warning for Contact Form 7Know the moment
Know the moment
your contact form
stops working.
Daily monitoring is not live yet. The planned service will send one clearly-labelled test enquiry a day and report which stage failed. The free page check below is live now and never submits the form.
planned monitor demo · example.test Simulated result: passing
Page loadedGET · 200 OK · 412 ms
Form found#wpcf7-f124-p101
Submitted oncePOST · synthetic, labelled
Email receivedinbox · 41 s later
01 / Free page inspectorPaste your form's URL.
Paste your form's URL.
We'll read the page.
A real, live scan — we fetch the public page from the outside, count its forms and detect which builder powers them. Nothing is submitted.
Read-only · No submission · No account
Enter a contact page and we'll show what a canary sees.
02 / The four-stage proofNot “is the site up.”
Not “is the site up.”
Is the enquiry delivered.
Uptime monitors stop at step one. The planned monitor will walk the whole chain a customer depends on and name the first stage that failed.
01
Page loaded
The planned monitor will fetch your contact page from the open internet.
GET /contact → 200 OK
02
Form found
It will confirm that Contact Form 7 markup is present in the page.
div.wpcf7 located
03
Submitted once
It will send one clearly-labelled synthetic enquiry, without automatic retries.
POST · 1× per run
04
Email received
It will watch a dedicated inbox for the labelled test notification.
inbox check · 15 min window
03 / Safe by designA canary that never
A canary that never
becomes the problem.
Exactly once per run
The planned monitor will submit once per form and will not retry a failed submission automatically.
Clearly labelled, always
Every planned test message will carry a clear SubmitCanary marker.
Plugin reroutes only the test
The planned companion WordPress plugin will reroute only the canary test email.
Your leads stay yours
The design keeps real customer enquiries outside SubmitCanary's monitoring path.
04 / Honest limits
What a green tick actually proves — and what it doesn't.
Monitoring tools overpromise. We'd rather earn your trust by stating the edges precisely.
At launch, a pass would prove
- Your contact page loads for outside visitors
- The Contact Form 7 form is present and submit-able
- WordPress accepted the submission without error
- The notification email left your site and arrived at a real inbox
It does not prove
- Placement in your customer's own mailbox (Gmail/Outlook filters are theirs, not yours)
- That every future enquiry will arrive — we verify daily, not per-message
- Spam-score of your marketing or transactional mail in general
- Uptime of the rest of your site — that's what uptime monitors are for
05 / Planned pricingSame test. Same honesty.
Same test. Same honesty.
Plans differ only by capacity.
Solo
€9/month
- 1 site
- 3 forms monitored
- Daily 4-stage test
- Instant failure alerts
- Companion WP plugin included
Portfolio
€29/month
- 10 sites
- 20 forms monitored
- Daily 4-stage test
- Multi-recipient alerts
- Priority support
Proposed launch pricing · No payment is being collected now
06 / OnboardingPlanned onboarding for your
Planned onboarding for your
first test run.
01
Install the plugin
At launch, add SubmitCanary from your WordPress dashboard.
02
Detect Contact Form 7
The planned plugin will find your CF7 forms.
03
Connect by magic link
The planned setup will use an emailed link instead of a password.
04
Pick up to 3 forms
Choose which forms you want the planned monitor to test.
05
Run your first test
At launch, trigger one test and review all four results.
07 / Questions
Asked before you did.
The planned monitor will submit one clearly labelled test per form and will not retry a failed submission automatically. The free checker that is live now never submits.
08 / Get startedCheck the path
Check the path
before you rely on it.
The read-only page check is live now. Daily submission and inbox monitoring are planned; join the launch list if you want that service.
Run a free check