For WordPress & WooCommerce agencies
CheckView automatically tests the forms and checkouts on every WordPress site you manage, confirms the notification email actually sends and is delivered, and alerts you the moment something breaks. White-label, on a schedule, about five minutes to set up a site.
Why forms fail quietly
Most testing stops at the page. A plugin update, an SMTP hiccup, or a broken checkout can silently swallow leads and orders for weeks, and the first person to notice is usually your client.
A contact form that returns "success" but never delivers the email looks fine to everyone.
A routine plugin or theme update can quietly disable a form or checkout overnight.
Deliverability breaks constantly, and "the page said thanks" tells you nothing about the inbox.
A gateway change or a JS error can block orders while the store looks perfectly normal.
"We haven't gotten a lead in two weeks" is the worst way to learn a form was down.
The full path, not just the page
The forms your clients rely on should never fail silently.
Putting a tool on client sites is a trust decision. CheckView is built to be invisible to everyone but you.
Is it a fit?
CheckView earns its keep when you are responsible for forms and checkouts you did not build and cannot watch by hand. If you only run a single personal site, you probably do not need it.
Not sure it is worth it? Point CheckView at one of your client sites free and see what it catches.
Works with what they already use
How it works
Drop in the helper plugin. CheckView finds the forms and checkout automatically, about five minutes per site.
A real browser runs the full path on each site, submissions and test orders stay hidden from your client.
The moment a check fails you get an alert, plus white-label pass/fail reports for the care plan.
"I can relax knowing that CheckView's automated form testing keeps our sales lead forms and WooCommerce checkout functioning flawlessly."
For most agencies, a single checkout or contact form caught early more than covers CheckView, and the client stays none the wiser. It turns "I hope their forms still work" into a line item you can point to.
Questions, answered
No. We confirm the notification email actually sends and is delivered through a small helper plugin on the site, not by holding mailbox credentials or logging into anyone's inbox. Nothing about your client's email is exposed to us.
No. Test entries stay out of the client's inbox and their form entries list, and test orders never charge a real payment method. Your client never sees the tests running.
About five minutes per site. You add the site, install the helper plugin, and CheckView finds the forms and checkout automatically. After that it runs on a schedule without you touching it.
Gravity Forms, WPForms, Fluent Forms, Ninja Forms, Formidable, Contact Form 7, and Elementor forms, plus WooCommerce checkout including Stripe and PayPal.
Yes. Agencies run CheckView as a white-label add-on: automated form and checkout tests with pass/fail reports under your own brand. It becomes a care-plan line item clients understand instantly.
You hear about it the moment a problem shows up, not from the client. CheckView alerts you so you can fix a broken form or checkout before it costs your client a lead or a sale.
As many as you like. CheckView is built for agencies with a whole book of sites, testing each one on a schedule from a single dashboard.
No. A real browser runs the test from the outside the same way a visitor would. It does not change what your visitors see, and the helper plugin stays out of the way the rest of the time.
See it on a real site
Tell us where to look and we will show you exactly what CheckView tests, what it caught, and how it would run across your whole book, under your brand. No access to your client's inbox, no charges to any card.
