CheckView – Form & Checkout Testing
CheckView automates WordPress form and WooCommerce testing, monitoring key flows to catch failures early before they cost you leads or sales everyday.
5.0
(8 ratings)Will this break my store?
What the WordPress.org registry says about keeping CheckView – Form & Checkout Testing running.
Tested to 7.0.2
Tested against the WordPress branch in use today.2 days ago
At least 28.3 releases a year since launch. WordPress.org only lists versions still available for download, so the real number may be higher.8.0
Your host must be running at least this version.5.0.1
2
Maintenance & trust
Scored on how CheckView – Form & Checkout Testing is looked after — not on how many stores run it.
97
out of 100Maintenance
35 / 35WordPress compatibility
20 / 20Support responsiveness
Not enough dataMerchant satisfaction
12 / 15Listing transparency
10 / 10Ratings
5.0
8 ratingsWebsites rarely fail loudly. Forms stop submitting. Leads disappear. Emails never send. Checkout buttons break quietly in the background. These issues often go unnoticed until sales or leads are lost.
CheckView automatically tests your WordPress forms on a schedule, using real browser sessions to verify that submissions complete successfully and emails are sent. It also supports testing logins, carts, and WooCommerce checkout flows.
Built specifically for WordPress and WooCommerce, CheckView helps site owners, developers, and agencies detect problems early and resolve them faster, without writing code or setting up complex testing infrastructure.
Works Well With
CheckView works well with popular WordPress form and eCommerce plugins including Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, Fluent Forms, Ninja Forms, Formidable Forms, WS Form, and WooCommerce.
Important
This plugin requires an active CheckView account. The plugin can be installed and activated without an account, but automated testing features are only available once the site is connected to the CheckView platform.
Key Features
Automated WordPress Form Testing
- Run real browser-based tests on WordPress forms, including multi-step and dynamic forms
- Validate form submissions from start to finish, including email notifications
- Test WooCommerce checkout flows alongside forms for the most complete coverage
- Verify full form submissions, including email notifications and stored entries
- Confirm WooCommerce order creation when testing checkout flows
- Test real WooCommerce products or automated test products
- Detect silent failures that uptime monitoring alone cannot catch
Scheduled Monitoring & Alerts
- Schedule tests to run automatically
- Receive alerts right away when a test fails
- View detailed failure logs and video recordings showing exactly where the test broke
No-Code, One-Click Setup
- Connect your site to CheckView with a single click
- No Chrome extensions, GitHub repositories, or custom scripts required
- Replace repetitive manual testing with reliable automated coverage
- Tests are executed externally without impacting visitor page load times
Custom Test Flows
- Customize test steps to match your theme, plugins, and site structure
- Adjust URLs, selectors, and checkout behavior using the built-in test flow editor
- Designed to adapt to real-world WordPress customization
Who CheckView Is For
- Sites that rely on contact, lead, or application forms
- WooCommerce stores where checkout reliability matters
- Agencies managing multiple WordPress sites
- Teams that want automated testing without writing code
Common Use Cases
- Monitoring contact and lead forms after plugin or theme updates
- Verifying checkout functionality before marketing campaigns
- Catching silent failures caused by security, theme, or plugin conflicts
Built for Form-Heavy Sites, Agencies & Multiple Websites
- Monitor multiple sites from a single dashboard
- Track site health and test results across client websites
- Complement existing uptime monitoring with functional testing
Privacy & Data Protection
- Test data is automatically purged from your website after each run
- No personal customer data is stored
- Designed to protect the integrity of form submissions and WooCommerce orders
- All requests are authenticated, and the plugin only responds to authorized CheckView test traffic
Account and Pricing
- CheckView is currently available to agencies and site owners via the CheckView platform. An active account at CheckView is required. Please visit the site for current plans and availability.
Data Usage Transparency
When connected, CheckView may access the following non-sensitive data strictly for testing purposes:
- WordPress site metadata (core version, active theme, installed plugins)
- Form and WooCommerce metadata needed to generate and validate tests (no personal customer data)
- Product names and images used for checkout test selection
What CheckView Does Not Do
CheckView does not replace manual QA, visual regression testing, or load testing tools. It is designed specifically to verify that critical WordPress actions, such as form submissions and checkout flows, function correctly over time and may require manual adjustment depending on your specific website setup.
Documentation
Extensive documentation can be found in our Docs hub.
Support
Support is available directly within the CheckView dashboard. Our team can help troubleshoot issues, configure your tests, and build custom test flows for your site.
Yes. A CheckView account is required to enable automated testing features. The plugin alone does not perform testing without being connected to the platform.
CheckView supports automated testing for many popular WordPress form plugins, including WS Form, WPForms, Ninja Forms, Gravity Forms, Formidable Forms, Contact Form 7, and Fluent Forms.
Yes. CheckView can still be used with other form plugins, though validation may be more limited and some manual setup may be required using the test flow editor. Our support team is available to help ensure your tests are configured correctly.
Support continues to expand and CheckView is designed to adapt to custom themes and form configurations using customizable test flows.
Yes. CheckView is designed to automatically generate test flows for standard WooCommerce product, cart, and checkout pages, allowing sites to be tested for add-to-cart functionality and the full checkout process.
CheckView can safely test payment gateways using its built-in dummy checkout method or by leveraging Stripe in test mode, ensuring checkout functionality is validated without processing real transactions.
Yes. CheckView can be used to test a wide range of user flows, including logins, learning management systems, and other custom interactions. These tests may require manual configuration, but CheckView provides powerful assertion support to validate specific actions, messages, and outcomes throughout the flow.
No. CheckView complements uptime monitoring.
Uptime monitoring checks whether a site is online. CheckView verifies that critical actions, such as form submissions and checkout flows, actually work. A site can be online while forms or checkout are broken. CheckView is designed to catch those silent failures.
No. CheckView is designed to run safely in the background.
Form data and test orders are automatically handled and cleaned up after each test. No real customer data is stored, and test activity is isolated from real users.
Yes. CheckView includes compatibility handling for common CAPTCHA and anti-spam solutions, including honeypots, Google reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha, Cloudflare Turnstile, WP Armour, Akismet, OOPSpam, CleanTalk and popular security plugins such as Solid Security and WordFence.
These protections are safely bypassed during automated tests while remaining active for real visitors.
No. CheckView is a no-code solution.
Most sites can connect and start testing with a single click. Custom test flows can be adjusted visually without writing code.
Yes. CheckView is built for agencies and site owners managing multiple WordPress websites. All connected sites can be monitored from a single dashboard.
When a test fails, CheckView records the failure, captures logs and a video replay, and sends an alert so you can see exactly where and why the issue occurred.
No. CheckView runs tests externally using real browser sessions and does not add load to normal visitor traffic. Tests are executed on a schedule and are designed to have minimal impact on site performance.
Yes. Tests can be scheduled to run automatically, and you can pause or adjust test schedules at any time through the CheckView dashboard.
Yes. CheckView can be used on both staging and production environments. Many users run tests in production to ensure real-world functionality, while others use staging for pre-release validation.
Yes. CheckView is designed to work with custom WordPress themes. Test flows can be adjusted to match custom layouts, selectors, and user flows using our visual step editor, allowing testing to align with how your site is built.
CheckView runs tests externally. Temporary test data created on your site (such as test entries or test orders) is cleaned up after each run. CheckView does not store customer personal data as part of testing.
Support and test configuration are handled through the CheckView platform. Please visit CheckView for documentation and support resources.
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