WordPress Isn't Sending Emails

What's happening

A visitor fills out your contact form, sees a friendly "thank you," and… you never get the email. The form looks like it's working, so nothing seems wrong — but real inquiries are quietly vanishing, sometimes for weeks before anyone notices. Every missing email is a customer who thinks you ignored them.

Why it happens

WordPress sends email in a basic way that many hosts and inbox providers now distrust, so messages get silently blocked or dumped into spam. Add a plugin conflict, a hosting restriction, or a misconfigured "from" address, and the email never completes its trip. It almost always fails silently, which is why it's so easy to miss.

What you can safely try

• Test your own form and check your spam folder.
• Make sure the form's "from" address uses your own domain (not a free Gmail/Yahoo address), which providers trust more.
• Note any recent plugin changes — a new form or caching plugin is a common trigger.

When to call us

The reliable fix is to route your site's email through a proper sending service so messages actually arrive — and to clear whatever conflict is blocking them. We set this up so your forms work and stay working. If leads might be slipping through, let's plug the leak.