Site Pulse

Hear it from us, not from an angry customer.

A page that loads can still be broken. Site Pulse checks that your site is up and that the forms that make you money still work, and tells you the moment one stops.

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Site Pulse

A broken form doesn’t complain. It just loses the sale.

Catch breaks before customers do

An AI agent fills in your form, submits it and judges whether it really worked.

Watching around the clock

Check every 5, 15 or 30 minutes, hourly, every 6 hours or daily — or run a test whenever you like.

Alerts where you already are

Get told by email or in Slack on failure, on a change of status, or after every run.

It tests the task, not just the page.

Write what to enter and which button to press in plain English, and what success looks like. The AI opens your page in a real browser, fills in the form, submits it and decides pass or fail — so a quote form that loads but never returns a quote gets caught.

Plain-English instructions. No scripts to write or maintain.
Safe test values fill any required field you do not mention.
A screenshot of the result page the AI judged, on every run.

Site Pulse in VeraGen: a demo request form check that failed, and up checks on a landing page and a pricing page that passed — The VeraGen app, with a fictional company’s data.

Simple up checks for everything else.

For the pages that just need to be there, a simple up check confirms the page answers, returns the status you expect and, if you like, contains the text you expect. It takes seconds.

Full run history with status, response code and timing.
Times in your timezone, like everywhere in VeraGen.
Ask Odin how your tests have been doing.

You

Did anything break overnight?

Odin

Your homepage and pricing page passed every check. The quote form check failed at 2:15 and passed again at 2:30 — the screenshot shows an error message on the result page. The alert went to your email.