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
Add the site and form at forms.clickarvelos.com to get a Site ID and secret. Install the free Arvelos Form Monitor plugin from WordPress.org and paste them in. 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.
Pricing
$19 a month covers up to 10 sites. Once a site is connected, Arvelos runs one full test for free and emails you the result, so you can see it work on a real form before paying. Scheduled and after-update checks start when you subscribe. You can cancel any time from the billing page.