Operator and contact
SubmitCanary is operated by John Gilbert Soliveres, an independent freelancer (Partita IVA, Italy). Questions, notices and support requests can be sent to jg.soliveres93@icloud.com.
What the beta includes
The beta is free. It monitors one simple Contact Form 7, WPForms or Fluent Forms form on one public HTTPS page, with one labelled test submission a day, email alerts when a check fails and when it recovers, and a private status page. A monitor becomes active only after its first check passes, which requires the WordPress companion plugin to be connected.
Your responsibilities
Only monitor websites you own or are authorised to manage, and keep the plugin's connection secret private. Do not use the service for payments, authentication, scarce bookings, illegal activity or forms containing sensitive data. CAPTCHA-protected forms and forms with uploads or password fields are refused.
No delivery guarantee
The service reports what it observed during each test. It does not guarantee delivery to a real recipient inbox, spam placement, visitor conversion or uninterrupted availability of the service. See what a check does and does not prove before relying on it.
Pausing and stopping
You can pause or resume monitoring at any time from the status page linked in every alert email, or ask us to delete your monitor. We may pause or remove a monitor that breaks these terms or causes problems for the monitored site.
Changes and paid plans
The beta may change or end. We will email active users before ending it or before any paid plan applies to them. No payment is taken during the beta, and paid-plan terms will be published before anyone is charged.
Liability
The beta is provided free and as is. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for lost enquiries, lost business or indirect damages arising from its use. Nothing in these terms limits rights you have as a consumer that cannot be excluded.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of Italy, without depriving a consumer of mandatory consumer protections that apply in their country of residence.
A permanent service address will be published before paid plans start; no street address is invented for the beta.