
Web Plura Payment Gateway Monitor – Checkout, Payment & Order Failure Monitor
by Web Plura
WooCommerce checkout can look available while failed payments, pending payment orders, webhook mistakes, test-mode settings, currency mismatches, or gateway configuration gaps still create revenue risk.
Web Plura Payment Gateway Monitor is a WooCommerce payment gateway and checkout readiness monitor for store owners, developers, and agencies who need to review failed payments, pending orders, webhook setup, and gateway health from wp-admin.
Use it when orders fail at checkout, pending payments pile up, payment methods need a readiness review, webhook settings need checking, or a store owner wants a local payment report before a launch, migration, or gateway change. The plugin focuses on practical local checks that a store owner or agency can run from wp-admin:
- Enabled gateway inventory.
- Gateway provider and plugin-version readiness matrix.
- Checkout page surface checks for assignment, publishing, block/shortcode presence, and HTTPS.
- Failed and pending payment trend review.
- Aged pending and paid-but-pending diagnostics by gateway.
- Webhook URL and gateway configuration checklist.
- Currency mismatch warnings where locally detectable.
- Test payment readiness checklist.
- Manual gateway test log stored locally in WordPress.
- WordPress Site Health checks for recent scan and gateway readiness.
- Transparent local gateway risk score.
- Local report history, printable summaries, history CSV/JSON exports, issue CSV export, and gateway readiness CSV export.
All features described in this readme are included in the WordPress.org package and work locally after activation. The plugin does not require an external account or remote payment monitoring service. It does not transmit payment monitoring data externally.
WooCommerce payment problems it helps review
Payment Gateway Monitor is useful for install-intent checks such as:
- WooCommerce failed payment and declined-payment review.
- Pending payment orders and paid-but-pending investigation.
- Checkout page readiness before launch, migration, or payment gateway changes.
- Webhook setup and payment notification readiness review.
- Local gateway test evidence for support, developer, or agency handoff.
Product page: https://wplura.com/products/web-plura-payment-gateway-monitor
Terms: https://wplura.com/terms
Privacy: https://wplura.com/privacy
Optional Web Plura Services
The WordPress.org package is fully functional for the local payment monitoring features listed above. Separately installed or hosted Web Plura services may offer account-backed support, hosted operations, or cross-site workflows. Those services do not unlock the local gateway checks, manual test log, reports, print views, exports, settings, or Site Health signals included in this plugin.
Good Fit For
- WooCommerce stores troubleshooting failed payments, pending orders, or checkout readiness.
- Agencies checking gateway setup before launch, migration, or payment provider changes.
- Store operators who want a local payment readiness report without sending provider secrets externally.
- Developers keeping a local manual gateway test log for client handoffs.
External Services
This free plugin does not connect to external services and does not transmit payment monitoring data externally.
The plugin reads local WooCommerce configuration, payment gateway settings visible to WordPress, and recent order-status patterns. Reports are viewed or exported manually by the administrator. Payment provider secrets, full customer payment details, order notes, and external gateway logs are not collected by this plugin.
Screenshots

Gateway health dashboard with enabled gateways, failed-payment pressure, and checkout readiness.

Webhook, provider readiness, checkout surface, and configuration checklist highlighting setup items to review before checkout failures grow.

Local report history with trend counts, issue exports, gateway readiness exports, and printable summaries.

Local settings for scan defaults, retention, supported gateways, and privacy boundary.