Don’t test
- Lead risk
- High — silent failures can run for weeks.
- Time & effort
- Low effort now, high cost when leads are missed.
- Consistency
- Unknown.
- Best for
- Not a fit for teams that rely on inbound leads.
Does your contact form still work?
We automatically check your contact form from filling it out to confirming the test lead reached your inbox
FormReceipt submits your real contact form on a schedule, saves proof from each run, and asks your team a simple yes/no by email: did the message arrive?
Verification dashboard
example.com
/contact
Passed
check_circleWe fill and send your form
check_circleYour team gets one email
check_circleYes → quiet. No → we help you dig in
check_circleScreenshots and run details you can share.
Why teams sleep better
Forms can look fine while delivery quietly fails. These are the issues teams miss most.
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“Thank you” can lie politely
Scripts and plugins change overnight. The page still smiles while submissions quietly die on the server.
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Green checks ≠ delivered mail
Many thank-you screens fire before delivery finishes. Marketing sees success; ops never gets the lead.
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Silence costs more than downtime
One missed enterprise inquiry pays for years of monitoring. Receipts turn uncertainty into action.
From hope to receipts—four ways teams operate
Test occasionally
- Lead risk
- Medium — issues between checks can still lose leads.
- Time & effort
- Low, but depends on someone remembering to test.
- Consistency
- Inconsistent.
- Best for
- Low-change sites with low lead risk.
Test on a schedule (manual)
- Lead risk
- Lower, if checks stay consistent.
- Time & effort
- High — repeated manual work.
- Consistency
- Good when the process is followed closely.
- Best for
- Teams with dedicated ops time.
FormReceipt (automated)
- Lead risk
- Lower ongoing risk with scheduled real-browser tests.
- Time & effort
- Low after setup.
- Consistency
- Consistent cadence, saved proof, and alerts.
- Best for
- Teams that want reliable checks without manual overhead.
See the journey your leads take
1touch_app
We mimic your visitor
We find your contact form and send a test inquiry like a real visitor.
2inventory_2
Proof lands in your dashboard
Screenshots, HTTP traces, and timestamps live beside each run ID.
3forward_to_inbox
Email asks “did it arrive?”
After the test, your team confirms receipt: click Yes/No in email, or confirm in the dashboard.
4shield_with_heart
Alerts only when it matters
If something fails or no one confirms, you get an alert with context.
The human moment: your inbox
mark_email_readYes — I see the test message
We mark the run as received. Your dashboard shows a clean closed loop everyone can trust.
notifications_activeNo / not sure
We flag the run, keep the evidence, and alert you with the run id your team can hand to IT or your agency.
Proof that reads like a story
Each run shows what happened, when it happened, and whether someone confirmed inbox delivery.
Sample activity logID: FR-99281-X
08:01 AMTest journey started
08:02 AMForm fields detected
08:02 AMSubmission finished in-browser
08:03 AMSuccess screen & network proof saved
08:03 AMConfirmation email queued to your teammate
08:18 AMTeammate confirmed inbox receipt
08:18 AMRun marked as received in dashboard history
08:19 AMWeekly reliability trend updated for this form
Before FormReceipt, our Monday standup started with guesswork. Now we can pull up one timeline and show exactly where each test lead landed.
— Naomi Carter, VP Revenue Operations
We used to hear about form outages from angry customers first. Now we catch issues early, and the timeline tells us what broke before it turns into a fire drill.
— Daniel Wu, Growth Engineering Manager
Managing 18 client sites used to mean chasing screenshots across Slack. Now every run has proof ready, so client updates take minutes instead of half a day.
— Priya Nair, Director of Client Services
My support team checks the inbox first thing every morning. One quick yes/no click confirms delivery for everyone, instead of the old manual check they dreaded.
— Miguel Alvarez, Head of Customer Support
Pricing that stays out of the way
Billing period for plan prices
- Get started
Free
Start with one form at no cost—monitoring is always free at this tier.
$0For one form, no charge.
1 monitored contact form · 1 free check/month
- Monthly monitoring cadence (1 check/month)
- Real browser runs and inbox confirmation — default timing only (no custom time zone or delivery window)
Starter
Three forms—e.g. your main site, a landing page, and a second property.
Coming soonPaid plans are temporarily unavailable.
3 monitored forms on any websites · daily by default
- Daily monitoring by default
- Customize interval, days, and timezone so runs happen while your team is awake
Free plan sign-up is available now.
Growth
A few properties or brands under one team.
Coming soonPaid plans are temporarily unavailable.
10 monitored forms on any websites · daily by default
- Daily monitoring by default
- Customize interval, days, and timezone so runs happen while your team is awake
Free plan sign-up is available now.
Pro
Agencies and high-volume form portfolios.
Coming soonPaid plans are temporarily unavailable.
50 monitored forms on any websites · daily by default
- Daily monitoring by default
- Customize interval, days, and timezone so runs happen while your team is awake
Free plan sign-up is available now.
Questions & details
Who FormReceipt is for — and answers teams ask before they start
FormReceipt is for teams that depend on contact-form leads. If your form drives demos, quotes, or support, you need more than uptime checks: you need proof the form submits and the message reaches your inbox.
What does FormReceipt actually do on each run?
We open your configured page in a real browser, fill and submit the form, then save screenshots and run events. After the run, your team confirms inbox delivery with a simple yes/no.
How is this different from pinging my form endpoint or using a basic uptime monitor?
Uptime checks only show that a URL or API responds. We test the full form flow and confirm inbox delivery, so you catch failures that status checks miss.
Is it acceptable to send automated tests to production forms?
Only monitor sites and recipients you own or are authorized to test. Test traffic is clearly labeled so it can be identified in logs.
What happens when a run fails or someone answers “no” to delivery?
We keep the evidence, send alerts based on your settings, and save a timeline your team can share with IT or your host to fix issues faster.
How do pricing plans map to real teams?
All paid plans include the same verification flow. Plans mainly differ by how many forms you need to monitor.
Give every visitor a silent guarantee
Set up your first monitor in minutes and start getting clear proof when forms work or break.
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