Uptime & reachability
Detect unavailable sites, failed checks and verified recovery events with a clear incident timeline.
Built specifically for WordPress
Know your site broke before your customers do.
WP Error Alert watches your WordPress site for downtime, PHP errors, plugin and theme failures, WooCommerce incidents and recovery signals — then turns the noise into alerts you can actually act on.
Secure Paddle billingDedicated monitoring APIFree + Pro architecture
Production siteLast checked 24 seconds ago
UPTIME99.99%
RESPONSE284 ms
OPEN INCIDENTS0
Incident resolved automatically
PHP fatal correlated with a plugin update. File, line, timeline and recovery state remain visible for investigation.
24/7 uptime monitoring
WordPress-aware diagnostics
Incident lifecycle tracking
Private commercial updates
Monitoring that understands WordPress
Not just “site down.” See what failed, where, and what happened next.
WP Error Alert combines external uptime checks with WordPress-level diagnostics so an incident arrives with context instead of another vague notification.
PHP error intelligence
Surface fatal errors and diagnostic context with plugin, theme, file and line attribution where available.
WooCommerce monitoring
Watch checkout and payment-related signals so revenue-impacting failures are easier to spot quickly.
Incident lifecycle
Track opening, escalation, recovery and resolution instead of disconnected one-off alerts.
Actionable notifications
Receive concise incident and recovery messages with the information needed to investigate faster.
Private paid updates
Commercial entitlements authorize private updates without exposing a permanent public Pro ZIP URL.
How it works
From signal to root cause in one monitoring flow.
The plugin, monitoring service and Control Plane work as separate layers. Sensitive billing credentials never live in the public website.
1
Install WP Error Alert
The Free core provides the WordPress foundation; commercial entitlements unlock paid capabilities.
2
Connect monitoring
Your site is registered against its licensed site allowance and watched through the dedicated monitoring API.
3
Get incident context
Availability, WordPress diagnostics and recovery signals are combined into a clearer incident lifecycle.
10:42:08 — Health check failedDetected
10:42:11 — PHP fatal correlatedPlugin / file / line
10:44:36 — Site recoveredVerified
Choose the right level
Start free. Upgrade when monitoring becomes business-critical.
Free remains the WordPress.org core. Pro and Agency use the same private commercial add-on, with entitlements controlling limits and paid capabilities.
| Capability | Free | Pro | Agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Licensed websites | 1 | Up to 5 | Up to 25 |
| Local WordPress diagnostics | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Central uptime monitoring | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Advanced incident lifecycle | Basic | ✓ | ✓ |
| Commercial notifications | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| WooCommerce/payment monitoring | Limited | ✓ | ✓ |
| Private commercial updates | — | ✓ | ✓ |
Simple pricing
Monitor one site or an entire client portfolio.
Annual billing saves about 20%. Taxes may be added or included by Paddle depending on your location and applicable rules.
Free
For a single WordPress site that needs local visibility.
$0/forever
- 1 website
- Core local diagnostics
- Basic incident visibility
- WordPress.org distribution
Pro
For professionals running multiple important WordPress sites.
$9.99/month
$95.90 billed annually
- Up to 5 websites
- Central monitoring & uptime checks
- Advanced incident lifecycle
- Commercial notifications
- WooCommerce/payment monitoring
- Private commercial updates
Agency
For agencies managing a larger portfolio of client websites.
$24.99/month
$239.90 billed annually
- Up to 25 websites
- Everything in Pro
- Agency-scale site allowance
- Centralized commercial entitlements
- Same secure Pro add-on architecture
The Free core is planned for WordPress.org distribution after the current full plugin is split into Free core + private Pro add-on. Paid subscriptions renew automatically until canceled. A standard end-of-period cancellation stops the next renewal while access normally remains active through the current paid billing period.
Separated by design
Public website, monitoring and billing stay in their own lanes.
The sales site is static. Sensitive credentials remain server-side. Monitoring runs through its own dedicated API service.
Static public site
No WordPress database, login system or customer database is required on this public sales domain.
Dedicated Control Plane
Paddle API credentials, webhook verification, licensing, entitlements and transactional email remain server-side.
Separate monitoring API
Availability checks remain on the dedicated monitoring service rather than the marketing website.
FAQ
Questions before you start.
It adds WordPress-specific diagnostic context on top of availability monitoring, helping connect an outage to WordPress errors, components and recovery signals.
Both use the same private commercial add-on. Pro supports up to 5 websites; Agency supports up to 25.
Yes. Subscription management is handled through Paddle's customer portal or valid management links. A standard end-of-period cancellation prevents the next renewal while access remains active until the current paid period ends.
Checkout and payment processing are handled by Paddle. This public website does not need its own payment database and does not receive your full card details.
After the paid subscription is verified server-side, the Control Plane provisions the commercial entitlement and sends license information through the transactional email flow.
No. Cancellation and refunds are separate processes. Refund requests are handled under the Refund Policy and applicable consumer law.
Stop finding out about WordPress failures from your customers.
Choose Pro for up to 5 sites or Agency for up to 25. Checkout is handled securely by Paddle and access is provisioned server-side.