Pixels installed twice
GA4 or the Meta pixel set up in your theme, Tag Manager and a Shopify app at once. Purchases get counted twice and ROAS looks better than it is.
Free tracking scan for online stores and lead-gen sites
Paste your site. In 20 seconds you'll see whether GA4, the Meta pixel, TikTok, LinkedIn and Tag Manager are installed right, or quietly double counting and missing sales and leads. Shopify, WooCommerce, WordPress, Webflow and custom sites.
Of five well-known Shopify brands we scanned on 8 November 2026, two had GA4 installed twice and three still had old Universal Analytics code in place. Big teams miss these. So do agencies.
GA4 or the Meta pixel set up in your theme, Tag Manager and a Shopify app at once. Purchases get counted twice and ROAS looks better than it is.
Shopify checkout doesn't run theme code. If a pixel lives only in your theme or Tag Manager, your ad platforms probably never see a sale.
A container that's empty, deleted or never published, or two containers firing the same tags. We open every container your site loads.
No cookie banner, or Google Ads running without Consent Mode, which shrinks your remarketing audiences and conversion modelling.
Universal Analytics still loading years after it stopped working, or a second GA4 property splitting your data.
On WordPress and WooCommerce, two plugins (or a plugin and Tag Manager) adding the same pixel is the most common way sales get counted twice.
Calendly, Typeform and HubSpot forms with no lead conversion behind them. LinkedIn and Google Ads then optimise for clicks, not pipeline.
The big one. A theme update or app install removes a pixel and nothing tells you, until the ad spend report looks wrong weeks later.
The free scan tells you how many problems your site has and shows the worst one. Subscribers get the full report: every problem, where it's installed and the fix. This is a real one, from a well-known Shopify brand on 8 November 2026, with the name and IDs hidden. Their GA4 was installed three times.
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Subscribe a site and we check it every day. When something changes, you get one short email that says what broke and how to fix it.
The free scan shows how many problems your site has. Subscribe in one click to unlock the full report and start the daily checks.
Every tag ID, app pixel, custom pixel, Tag Manager container and consent tool, compared with yesterday.
An email the moment something disappears or a new problem shows up, plus a one-line summary every Monday.
Today's check of yourstore.com found a change that affects your tracking:
Also changed: Tag Manager container GTM-ABC1234 was published (version 41 → 42).
When a purchase pixel breaks, Meta and Google keep spending and optimise on bad data until someone notices. On a store spending $100k a month, one unnoticed week costs far more than a year of Pixel Check. The scan is free. Monitoring catches the break the day it happens.
For one store or site
$79/month
For stores spending on ads every day
$299/month
For agencies · 10 client sites
$499/month
Founding offer: the first 10 customers get 40% off for 12 months, applied at checkout. 14-day money-back guarantee on the first payment.
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Coming next · 3 founding places
$799/month
Every morning, yesterday's real orders or leads from your store or CRM next to what GA4, Meta and Google Ads recorded. An alert when the gap moves. Daily totals only, no customer data. The 3 founding customers pay $499/month, locked for 12 months.
Spending $500k+ a month on ads
from $2,000/month
Several sites and markets, a test of every Tag Manager change before it goes live, a quarterly review and first call on fixes. Quoted for your setup.
No. Pixel Check reads the same public pages and Tag Manager files every visitor's browser downloads. Nothing to install, no logins to share.
Yes. It recognises WooCommerce and WordPress tracking plugins, BigCommerce, Webflow, Squarespace, Wix and custom sites, and B2B lead tools like HubSpot, Marketo, Calendly and Typeform. It finds GA4, Google Ads, Tag Manager, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, Reddit, Pinterest and consent tools anywhere. Shopify-only checks (app pixels, checkout) run only on Shopify.
Monitor reads your pages and containers, not live traffic (Pro adds a live browser check, but places no orders). Neither can confirm a purchase event fires with the right value or read the code inside Shopify custom pixels, and headless storefronts that load tags from their own JavaScript are only partly visible. The report tells you when that's the case, and we don't suggest subscribing a store we can't watch properly.
Those check one page in your browser when you remember to look. Pixel Check checks the whole setup every day and emails you when it changes, which is when tracking actually breaks.
Yes. Every email has a link to your billing page, where you can cancel in two clicks. Monitoring runs until the end of the month you paid for, and the first payment is covered by a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Monitor reads your pages and Tag Manager containers every day, the same files every visitor downloads, and tells you when the setup changes. Pro also visits your site daily in a real browser from the US (UK and Australia soon), as a visitor who accepts cookies, rejects them and hasn't chosen yet. It records what actually fires, so it catches events firing twice, missing Meta event IDs and ad tags that ignore a visitor's choice.
After checkout you get a private link to your sites page. Add your client sites (10 on Agency Monitor, 5 on Agency Pro); each one gets its first report by email straight away and a daily check from then on. Swap them whenever a client comes or goes. Need more sites? Email us.
No. A scan loads your home page once, like a single visitor. We don't fire your pixels, so your analytics and ad data are untouched.
I'm Matt Klette. I'm a contract tracking engineer for a US apparel brand, working in Google Tag Manager, server-side tagging and the Meta Conversions API every day. I built Pixel Check because the most expensive tracking bugs I find are the ones that broke quietly months earlier. Questions or a strange result? Email [email protected] and I'll answer myself.