Affordable browser-side tag audit for GA4, GTM, Meta Pixel & Shopify QA
A fast, real-browser tag audit for the people who validate other people’s tracking — Shopify developers, analytics freelancers, technical marketers, and small agencies. Point it at a storefront, get a prioritized findings report. No enterprise contract, no onboarding.
If you ship Shopify themes, audit clients’ analytics, or sign off releases, you hit the same recurring question: is this store’s tracking actually firing the way it should? Enterprise tag-governance platforms answer it — but they are priced and scoped for large in-house analytics teams. AuditTags is the lightweight alternative: a real-browser scan that produces evidence you can put in front of a client or a developer, without a seat on an enterprise contract.
Who it’s for
- Shopify developers — confirm tracking survived a theme update, app install, or checkout change before you hand the site back.
- Analytics freelancers — get a fast, objective read on a new client’s store instead of clicking through it by hand.
- Technical marketers — sanity-check measurement before a campaign launch leans on the numbers.
- Small agencies — QA tracking across client stores without buying enterprise tag-governance seats.
- QA & release validators — add a browser-side tracking check to the pre-release checklist.
What it checks
AuditTags loads the page in a real Chromium browser and reports what it observes firing client-side:
- GA4 & GTM IDs — every Google Analytics measurement ID and Tag Manager container that actually loads in the page.
- Duplicate events — the same analytics or pixel event (purchase, page view, Meta Pixel events) firing more than once.
- Ecommerce-event presence — whether the ecommerce events you expect are present in the page’s tracking.
- Failed tracker requests — analytics and pixel network requests that error out or get blocked.
- Consent Mode status — whether Consent Mode v2 default signals are present on the page.
- Prioritized findings — issues ranked Critical / High / Medium with fix guidance, exportable as PDF or JSON.
What it does not do
It is a browser-side diagnostic. It checks what fires in the page — and it tells you plainly what it cannot see, so you can scope the rest of the work honestly:
- No backend revenue reconciliation — it does not compare GA4 against your Shopify or ERP order data.
- No Google Ads account verification — it does not access or verify anything inside your Ads account.
- No Meta CAPI verification — it inspects browser-side Pixel activity only, not server-side Conversions API events.
- No runtime consent-transition verification — it does not test how tags behave as a visitor accepts or rejects consent.
- No ongoing monitoring — it is an on-demand scan, not a continuous monitor or alerting service.
Stating the boundary up front is the point: you get a clear read on the browser-side layer and an honest map of what still needs a different tool or a manual check.
Evidence you can hand off
Every scan produces a prioritized report you can download as PDF or JSON. Instead of “the tracking looks off,” you hand a client or developer a concrete artifact: which IDs loaded, what fired twice, what failed, and what to fix first. That makes it useful for client deliverables, developer tickets, and release sign-off records.
See an example before you run one: view a full sample report →. Pricing is on the pricing page — a flat per-scan cost, no enterprise contract or onboarding.
Audit a store now
Point AuditTags at any storefront URL and get a prioritized, browser-side tracking report in minutes — something concrete to hand a client or developer.