For WordPress sites and agencies

Know when your contact form stops delivering.

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.

How it works

Follow the test message all the way to the inbox

Submit a labelled test

A small runner on your own host fills your Contact Form 7 form with invented data and a unique marker.

Look for the receipt

It searches a dedicated test inbox for that exact marker until the timeout you set.

Record the incident

No receipt becomes an incident with times and a reason, so you know which step to inspect first.

What you get

Evidence you can act on

Incident and recovery alerts

When email alerts are configured, get one incident message and one recovery message.

A clear dashboard

Sites, forms, results, incidents and a simple CSV export, in a workspace separate from every other account.

Runs on your side

Mailbox passwords stay on your host. SubmitBeacon receives only the technical result.

Before you start

Clear limits, no surprises

  • Works with WordPress Contact Form 7. Forms with CAPTCHA, file uploads, logins or several steps are out of scope.
  • The runner runs on a host you control, scheduled with your own cron or task scheduler.
  • A missing test email means the check could not confirm delivery to the monitored inbox.
  • SubmitBeacon never submits to a form without the permission you record for it.

WordPress delivery guides

Start with one WordPress site

Free for one site and two forms. Upgrade when you need more.