Arvelos Form Monitoring for WordPress.
Arvelos regularly submits a controlled test through your live contact form and checks that it completes — then emails you as soon as a check finds it failing, and again when it recovers. When everything's fine, you hear nothing.
Who it's for
Freelancers and small maintenance agencies who look after a handful of client WordPress sites. Contact forms quietly break after a plugin update, a theme change, a mail or hosting change — and you usually find out when a client asks why nobody's calling. Testing every form by hand across a whole portfolio doesn't scale. Arvelos does that checking for you, on a schedule, in the background.
How it works
Connect the form
Install Arvelos's small companion plugin on the WordPress site and pair it. Arvelos only tests the forms you tell it to.
Arvelos runs a controlled test
On a schedule — and after WordPress, plugin, or theme updates — Arvelos opens your live public form in a real browser and submits a controlled test, the way a visitor would.
It confirms the test completed
Arvelos checks that the page loaded, the form accepted the submission, and the form's own confirmation reached a mailbox Arvelos controls for the test. If any step doesn't happen, that's a failure.
You only hear about changes
Arvelos emails you when a form starts failing, and again when it recovers. No daily "all good" noise — silence means it's working.
Honest by design
Arvelos tells you exactly where your form testing stands — precisely, and without overstating it. That honesty is the point of the product.
- Your public form page was reachable.
- The form accepted a controlled test submission.
- The form's expected confirmation reached the mailbox Arvelos controls for the test.
- That a real visitor's message landed in your actual inbox.
- That mail avoided spam or quarantine.
- That every possible visitor or device path works.
- That a CAPTCHA or anti-spam tool was itself verified.
Deliberately narrow
Arvelos starts with Contact Form 7 — the form plugin most freelancers already use — and simple contact and lead forms. It's built to do one job dependably rather than to become a sprawling QA platform. If a form uses an anti-spam setup Arvelos can't safely test, Arvelos says so plainly instead of guessing.
Early access
Form Monitoring for WordPress is in private testing. It isn't open for signup yet, and pricing isn't set. If you maintain client WordPress sites and this is a problem you'd pay to stop thinking about, get in touch — we'd like to hear how you'd use it.