Testomato Help & Docs
Testomato watches your website from the outside and tells you when something breaks — a page stops loading, a form stops submitting, a certificate is about to expire. These pages cover how to set that up and what the results mean.
Not sure where to start? How Does Testomato Work? is the short version.
Getting started
Section titled “Getting started”How Does Testomato Work?What Testomato checks, and what it deliberately does not.
DashboardReading the project cards, the check colours and the two layouts.
AccountResetting your password, and deleting your account.
WordPress pluginConnect a WordPress or WooCommerce site in about thirty seconds.
Checks
Section titled “Checks”String checksLook for text in the page source or its rendered text.
Semantic checksPage title, meta description, Open Graph and Twitter Cards.
Redirect checkVerify the status code and the location a URL redirects to.
XPath checksTarget elements by structure instead of by wording.
JSON-LD checksMonitor structured data values embedded in a page.
Content Security PolicyWatch the CSP header and its individual directives.
Common server errorsThe error messages Testomato recognises on its own.
Notifications and alertsWhen alerts are sent, and which channels are supported.
Monitoring
Section titled “Monitoring”Uptime monitoringHow reachability is measured, and why a site can look down when it is not.
HTTP status codesWhat each code means for a check, and the soft 404 problem.
TestomatoBot
Section titled “TestomatoBot”About TestomatoBotThe crawler, its user agent and its IP addresses.
DDoS protectionWhy a firewall may block the bot, and how to allow it.
Billing
Section titled “Billing”Payment methodsCards, PayPal and manual payments; annual versus monthly.
InvoicesWhere to find invoices and who receives them.
Reference
Section titled “Reference”API referenceThe REST API: authentication, projects, checks and results.
GlossaryThe terms used across the UI and the API, and where they differ.
Contact supportReach the team, or tell us what to build next.