Website connections
Find blocked connections inside WordPress, even when visitors can still open your homepage.
WordPress reliability monitoring
Your WordPress site can be online and still be broken.
Find website errors, missed emails, and background tasks that stop working—even when your site looks online. Understand the problem and what to do next.
15-day trial · No payment card · Free plan afterward
Interactive incident demo
Public site up. Server-side AJAX blocked.
Public response and origin behavior disagree.
Hover or focus to trace the evidence
See what you get
An issue you can understand.
A next step you can take.
Explore an illustrative preview. These examples are not live checks or customer data.
Your WordPress siteExample preview
Choose an example
Needs attention
The test email did not arrive
WordPress accepted the test email, but our test inbox did not receive it before the check timed out.
What this means
Other emails could also be delayed or missing. This test does not prove that every email is affected.
What to do next
Check your email provider’s delivery log, then send another test from the Email tab.
Example check details
Local send: accepted · Test inbox receipt: not confirmed
Plain-language guidance up front. Technical evidence when you need it.
See your site’s healthThe uptime gap
Uptime does not prove that WordPress is working.
A fast homepage can hide broken internal requests, stalled work, missing email, and failed dependencies.
- Your homepage loads, but requests inside WordPress are being blocked.
- Scheduled tasks stop running, leaving important work unfinished.
- WordPress says an email was sent, but the test message never arrives.
- Background jobs pile up while your storefront still looks normal.
Getting started
From WordPress to a clearer picture.
- 01
Create your account
Start free without a payment card. Add the WordPress site you want to monitor.
- 02
Connect Firefly Agent
Install our plugin and pair your site. You’ll need WordPress administrator access. Your trial begins when the first site connects.
- 03
See what needs attention
Results appear as checks finish. Some checks need more observations or setup; the dashboard shows what’s ready and what’s still waiting.
Connect your AI assistant
Your WordPress issues.Inside your AI assistant.
ChatGPTClaudeCodex
Connect StackFirefly to ChatGPT, Claude, or Codex through our MCP server. Let your assistant read issues, inspect available evidence, and review performance without copying reports between tools.
Connect your assistantTry asking your assistant
“Review my site's open issues and explain what I should investigate first.”
You choose the workspace, sites, and permissions. Read-only by default, with optional issue actions and access you can revoke.
Manual setup. Requires an AI client and account that support remote MCP connections.
What you can monitor
Monitor what makes the site work.
Your dashboard shows which checks are ready, which need setup, and where more information is needed.
Background work
Spot missed scheduled tasks and overdue background jobs before unfinished work piles up.
Email delivery
Check whether a test email actually arrives and review the domain settings that help email delivery.
Errors and changes
See reported website errors and recent changes together, with available file locations and traces.
Security checks
Review known plugin vulnerabilities, unexpected file changes, and certificate problems without automatically changing your site.
Issues and follow-up
Group repeated problems into issues. Track verified recovery, user-reported fixes, and accepted findings separately.
Performance
See how your page speed changes.
Daily and on-demand mobile tests track loading speed over time. Open improvement details and ask AI to explain what to investigate.
WordPress Multisite
One workspace for your network.
Connect your WordPress network and choose which subsites to monitor. Keep each site's findings clear while managing them together.
See Multisite setupHelp understanding the problem
Ask AI what the findings mean.
Get explanations and suggested next steps based on the evidence your site reports. Possible causes stay clearly labelled. AI does not change your website or decide that a problem is fixed.
Read-only by design
Useful evidence without taking control of your site.
Monitoring collects selected technical details to help explain problems. It is designed to leave out passwords, cookies, form contents, and customer orders.
How we protect your dataOpen beta
Try it on your own WordPress site.
Your 15-day trial starts when your first site connects. Explore up to three sites, Pro-level beta features, and 30 completed AI diagnoses. No payment card required.
A Free plan remains after your trial.
Keep basic monitoring for one site. Need more? You can optionally reserve a launch plan during beta, with no charge or automatic future payment authorization.
Compare plans and trial detailsStart free — no card requiredWhat access do I need?
You need permission to install and activate the Firefly Agent plugin on an HTTPS WordPress site. For Multisite, use Network Admin. You do not share your WordPress password with StackFirefly.
Does StackFirefly change my website?
Monitoring reports findings and recommends next steps; it does not automatically repair your site. You decide what to change. Updating the Firefly Agent is a separate action you can request.
When will I see results?
Results appear after pairing as the Agent reports and checks finish. Some need more observations or additional setup. Missing information is shown clearly, rather than treated as a healthy result.
What happens after the trial?
Your 15-day trial starts when your first site connects. Afterward, the Free plan keeps basic monitoring for one site. No payment card is required, and reserving a beta launch plan does not authorise a future charge.
See what needs attention on your site.
Connect your first site, review the findings, and get a clearer next step when something needs attention.
Start free — no card required