Checkout monitoring that actually buys something.
Relvato adds a product to the cart and runs a real guest checkout in a real browser, on every change to your store — so a broken buy button never costs you a day of sales.
- ✓A product adds to the cart
- ✓The checkout form accepts a guest order
- ✓Shipping and totals calculate
- ✓The order completes and confirms
Checkout breaks silently: a plugin update shifts a field, a gateway hiccups, a theme change hides the pay button. A homepage that loads tells you nothing about it. Relvato completes the purchase the way a customer would, and fails loudly when they can’t.
On WordPress, some checkout failures have a safe one-click fix — if checkout requires an account, Relvato suggests enabling guest checkout; if a stale cache is skewing totals, clearing the cache. You apply it with one click in WordPress → Relvato, and it's undoable. And if checkout broke right after a plugin update, Relvato suggests rolling that plugin back to the version you had; the plugin then holds the bad one, so it isn't reinstalled.
- Drives a real browser: opens a product, adds to cart, fills the guest checkout, and places the order.
- With the Relvato plugin it uses a test payment path, skips the stock decrement, keeps the test order out of your analytics and ad platforms, and trashes it automatically.
- Re-runs on every store change — a plugin, theme or WooCommerce update — so a broken field or hidden pay button is caught in seconds.
Does it place real orders?
Only at “Full order” depth, where it runs a real checkout on a test payment path. With the Relvato plugin, test orders don’t decrement stock, stay out of GA4, Google Ads and Meta, and are cleaned up automatically. The default depth stops before “Place order”.
Does it need the plugin?
Guest checkout runs deepest with the WordPress/WooCommerce plugin, which unlocks the authenticated, stateful cart and order flow.
Put this monitor on autopilot.
Free forever on one site — 100 runs a month, started by you or weekly, no card. Pro re-runs your monitors by itself after every update.