Submit a labelled test
A small runner on your own host fills your Contact Form 7 form with invented data and a unique marker.
For WordPress sites and agencies
A form can say “thank you” while the email never arrives. SubmitBeacon sends a labelled test through Contact Form 7, checks the inbox, and can alert you when the test email does not arrive by the deadline.
Free plan: 1 site and 2 forms. No card required. Automatic checks use a runner on a computer or server you control.
Form accepted, email never arrived
How it works
A small runner on your own host fills your Contact Form 7 form with invented data and a unique marker.
It searches a dedicated test inbox for that exact marker until the timeout you set.
No receipt becomes an incident with times and a reason, so you know which step to inspect first.
What you get
When email alerts are configured, get one incident message and one recovery message.
Sites, forms, results, incidents and a simple CSV export, in a workspace separate from every other account.
Mailbox passwords stay on your host. SubmitBeacon receives only the technical result.
Before you start
Diagnose Contact Form 7 email problems from the form response, WordPress mail logs and the destination inbox.
Check the inbox, mail logs and submission history separately so your WordPress team can diagnose missing enquiries.
Set up a Contact Form 7 test inbox, verify one email manually, and schedule recurring checks with Node.js and the SubmitBeacon Runner.
Free for one site and two forms. Upgrade when you need more.