WordPress
Test the forms on your WordPress site.
A plugin update, a theme change, or a page-builder edit can leave a contact form looking normal while submissions fail. FormTester 365 opens the live page, completes the form, and emails you when a scheduled test fails.
No credit card required. Daily testing on every plan.
What the test does
Nothing to install in WordPress
Add the page URL and choose the form. FormTester 365 does not require a plugin on the site.
Check again after updates
Scheduled tests repeat the check after the site changes, instead of relying on the day the form was launched.
Use the form plugin you already have
Test Gravity Forms, WPForms, Contact Form 7, Ninja Forms, and other forms by visiting the page visitors use.
The page can load while the form does not submit
WordPress can serve the page even when a script, a validation rule, or a form setting stops the submission. A standard test checks browser success. The Gravity Forms add-on can verify and delete stored test entries, and a form-specific BCC address can track receipt of a notification copy where supported.
See what testing includes →Checks specific to WordPress
Test the public page
Run a test against the published form URL after a plugin, theme, or page-builder change. A form that works while an administrator is logged in can behave differently for visitors.
Review caching when results differ
If only visitors see a submission error, check whether cached form markup or delayed scripts are involved. Gravity Forms documents both as possible causes on WordPress sites.
Gravity Forms caching guidance →Choose the level of verification
A browser confirmation is the standard check. Where the form's email setup supports BCC, a form-specific address can confirm that a monitoring copy was received; it does not prove delivery to the primary recipient.
Form testing for other sites
Try a WordPress form on the free trial
14-day free trial. No credit card required.