Form testing is a small task that becomes easy to overlook. Putting it on a schedule helps you keep checking the forms people use to reach your business.
1. Take repeat checks off your list
FormTester 365 opens the page, completes the form, and checks browser submission success. Daily, weekly, and monthly schedules let you repeat that process without submitting each test by hand.
This is useful for a business with one important contact form and for an agency managing forms across client sites.
2. Get a clear reason to investigate
When a scheduled test fails, you receive an email. Review the result in the dashboard and check the affected form. The alert gives you a starting point; your team or website manager can investigate and fix the cause.
3. Keep track of what you tested
The dashboard brings your monitored forms and results together. Pro and Premium include multiple websites, so you can review your own sites or client sites from one place.
Match verification to your needs
Browser success shows that the form reached a successful result on the page. Add-ons can verify and delete test submissions. Use the free trial to check your forms and decide which verification fits your workflow.
Find a plan for your monitored forms. Every plan includes daily testing and a 14-day free trial, with no credit card required.