For WordPress & WooCommerce agencies

Catch broken client checkouts and forms before the client calls.

NorthDuty runs the customer flows you choose in a real browser and alerts your team when a check fails — with the failed step and a screenshot. No test scripts or plugin installation.

Next: create your account, choose a flow, then enable monitoring.

See a failed check

No credit card. Pro limits for 7 days, then one daily journey free. Starter and Pro check journeys every 15 minutes.

The Tuesday problem

A plugin update ships on Tuesday. The site stays up, the dashboard stays green, and checkout throws an error on the payment step. Nobody notices until the client calls on Thursday.

NorthDuty runs the checkout you configured on a schedule. When a check detects a failure, your team gets the failed step and screenshot to investigate.

From coverage gap to a failure your team can act on

NorthDuty shows what is covered, proposes the next useful journey, runs it in a real browser, and turns a failure into evidence and an incident-ready alert.

1. See the gaps

Know what your journeys protect before adding more

Journey coverage lists what customers do on the site, such as checkout, cart, search, sign-in, and forms, and shows which ones a journey actually checks. Rows that need attention come first, each with the button that fixes it.

NorthDuty Journey coverage checklist for a WooCommerce demo store: bookings failing, checkout not monitored, an order-status journey ready to turn on, cart partly checked, and forms and search monitored.
One row per customer action, with the thing to fix first at the top.
2. Review the suggested journeys

AI suggestions follow the uncovered capabilities

Suggestions carry an explicit capability, concrete steps, and safety guidance. Ask for up to three more and NorthDuty prioritizes useful, non-duplicate paths instead of padding the list.

NorthDuty Journey coverage with an AI-suggested order-status journey ready to turn on and its three steps expanded, next to a failing booking journey, an unmonitored checkout, and a partly checked cart.
A suggested journey in the row it covers, with its steps shown before you turn it on.
3. It runs, and you see which step failed

The failing step, its screenshot, and why it failed

Every run keeps a step timeline with screenshots, latest duration, and success rate. When a cart rule breaks while every page still returns 200, you see the exact step, what the page showed, and a plain-language explanation — not a generic 'site down'.

NorthDuty user journey run detail on a WooCommerce demo store: open the product, add to cart and go to the cart all pass, while 'Free shipping is unlocked' fails; the explanation says the cart enforces a $750 threshold instead of the advertised $75, with all requests returning 200.
A failed cart journey: every step screenshot is kept, the failing step is pinpointed, and the explanation says what the site did wrong.
4. Your team gets the result

Alerts fire on the failure and feed incident response

Set thresholds for failed journeys, health score, response time, or SSL expiry. Matching detections can be opened as incidents with the finding already carried into the incident workflow.

NorthDuty alert rules screen showing health score, response time, user journey failure, and SSL expiry thresholds.
Alert thresholds for health score, response time, journey failures, and SSL expiry.

A clearer operating view for every monitored site

The latest workspace and monitoring updates reduce the time between noticing a signal and deciding what to do next.

Workspace overview

Scan health, journey failures, incidents, and recent deploys across every site from one prioritized workspace view.

Honest monitoring states

See whether a site is waiting for its first check, actively checking, paused, degraded, or ready — with the first-check completion message kept on Overview.

Denser journey review

Compare more journeys at once while keeping steps, warnings, actions, reliability, and run history easy to scan.

Detection to incident

Open a health finding as an incident with its source, severity, title, and summary carried forward instead of retyping the evidence.

Start with one client checkout or lead form.

Enter your site URL to create an account. Then review a suggested flow, enable its schedule and set an alert destination.

7 days with Pro features and limits, no credit card — then keep one daily journey on the free plan.

Health checks included. More coverage on paid plans.

Free includes website health checks, SSL and DNS monitoring, one daily journey, and re-checks after updates through the NorthDuty Connect WordPress plugin or a webhook. The Pro trial and paid plans add more frequent journeys, automatic deploy detection and every alert channel, within each plan’s limits.

Try Pro for 7 days, then choose your coverage

Try Pro for a week, no credit card. Then choose by client sites, saved journeys and check frequency. Page limits are listed on the pricing page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about NorthDuty and website monitoring.

How is this different from a basic uptime check?

A basic uptime check confirms that a URL responds. A browser journey checks the steps and expected outcome you configure, such as submitting a form and seeing its confirmation. Products such as Pingdom also offer transaction monitoring. NorthDuty combines suggested or plain-text journeys, failed-step screenshots and website health checks in one workspace for your client sites.

Do I need to write Playwright scripts?

No. NorthDuty runs Playwright and Chromium behind the scenes, but you never touch them. It suggests 2-5 journeys for a new project, and custom flows are described in plain text.

Does this work with WooCommerce and WordPress?

Yes, and there is no plugin to install — NorthDuty drives the site from the outside in a real browser. That is also why it catches the WordPress failure mode that hurts most: an update that leaves the site up and responding while checkout, login, or a form quietly stops working.

What do the trial and the free plan include?

The trial is 7 days with Pro features and limits and no credit card. After it ends the Free plan keeps one site, health checks every 5 minutes, one journey checked daily, email notifications, and re-checks after updates through the WordPress plugin or a webhook (the journey re-runs on up to 3 updates a day). More journeys at faster intervals, automatic deploy detection without a plugin, and the full set of alert channels start on Starter.

Is monitoring safe for authorized URLs?

NorthDuty is intended for sites, flows, and services you own, operate, or are authorized to test. For authenticated or transactional journeys, use test-safe accounts and inputs, and keep secrets, payment data, and other sensitive data out of URLs, journey steps, reports, and alerts.

Find out before your client does.

Create an account with your site URL, choose a suggested checkout or form journey, and enable monitoring. Your team gets an alert when a configured check detects a failure.

7 days with Pro features and limits, no credit card — then keep one daily journey on the free plan.

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