MageSentinel runs a real add-to-cart-to-order flow against your Magento store on a schedule, catches silent checkout failures other monitors miss, and tells you the likely cause — not just that something went red.
Not a ping, not an HTTP 200 check. MageSentinel drives a real browser through product → cart → checkout → shipping → payment → optional order placement, asserting the actual business result: SKU, price, quantity, totals.
Failing for 4 minutes (1 consecutive check).
The store is returning server errors. A request the checkout depends on failed with a 5xx response.
MageSentinel correlates the run’s evidence into ranked causes with confidence, impact classification (all-customers / some-customers / unknown), and a concrete next step. And because UNKNOWN is a real first-class outcome — never forced into PASS or FAIL — its alerts stay trustworthy enough to act on unread.
When a check fails, MageSentinel captures the full evidence automatically: a viewport screenshot, a Playwright trace, a redacted network log, and console errors. Everything is redacted at capture time — no cookies, auth tokens, CSRF tokens, passwords, or card numbers ever reach disk.
Checkout breaks quietly. These are the mornings MageSentinel is built to prevent — written as scenarios, not as customer quotes.
A payment module update breaks card payments at 21:00 on a Friday. Nothing goes down: the store loads, the catalogue works, the cart fills. The first person to notice is a customer on Monday, or nobody at all. A synthetic checkout notices at 21:14, with the failing request already captured.
An agency watches fourteen client stores. Every uptime tool reports green, because every store answers 200. One of them cannot take a single order — the shipping step never renders. Pinging the homepage cannot see that; walking the checkout can.
Knowing checkout is broken is the easy half. A screenshot of the step that failed, the network log, the console errors and the exact request live in the alert itself, so the work starts at “here is what happened” instead of “can you reproduce it?”.
Start free on a single store. Scale to a thousand. Billing is enforced from the database — a Stripe outage can’t take monitoring down.
For one store, watched for free — for as long as you want.
For a single store that needs eyes on its checkout.
For agencies managing their first client stores.
For agencies managing a real portfolio of client stores.
For platforms and in-house teams running hundreds of stores.
Start free on one store. Move to Solo for 30-minute checks. Add the connector when you need root-cause data. Scale to a thousand when your portfolio does.
