Close each tracking job with evidence your client can read
For freelancers and agencies who implement GA4, Google Tag Manager and the Meta Pixel for their clients. Record the journey you set up, check it against the tracking plan you agreed, and hand over a report that shows what passed, what failed and why.
When it earns its keep
- You finished an implementation and need to show the client it matches the plan.
- The checkout, the theme or a tracking app changed and you have to recheck the purchase events.
- GA4 and the Meta Pixel report different purchases and you want to rule out what the browser sends.
- A campaign is about to launch and the conversions it relies on must fire once, with the right values.
How it works
Start from the plan
Use a ready-made template (e-commerce, e-commerce with a consent banner, lead generation) or your own CSV. Check your CSV online first.
Record the journey
Open the Tracklint panel in Chrome DevTools, click "Reload and record" and go through the site: product, cart, checkout or a lead form.
Validate and export
Pro shows every finding against the plan (missing parameters, broken rules, duplicates, consent, events and IDs outside the plan), compares GA4 and Meta Pixel purchases and exports an HTML report and a findings CSV.
What you hand over
A self-contained HTML report you can print to PDF: the site, the date, the plan’s name, a summary, each plan row with its status and findings, and the scope of the check. Client, session and user IDs, user properties and advanced matching data are hidden and emails are masked; other values are shown as sent, so review it before sharing.
See the sample report exported from a recording of our demo shop
Price
Pro
- Everything in Free
- Every finding of the validation against your plan or a template, including events and IDs outside your plan
- GA4 vs Meta Pixel comparison
- Report (HTML you can print to PDF) and CSV exports
After you buy
Your license key arrives by email. Paste it in the Pro section of the Tracklint panel and click Activate. Need help with your first CSV import? Email the error message and a short anonymized example to montherionlabs@gmail.com. We will explain the changes needed to use Tracklint's supported CSV format. This initial help covers the file format; it does not include designing the full tracking plan or implementing tags.
Try it free first
The free version has no time limit: event inspector, consent timeline, automatic checks and a preview of the validation (the summary, each plan row's status and one first finding, if any).
Questions
Does it work on Shopify and WooCommerce?
It inspects the requests the browser sends: GA4 requests to a /g/collect path and Meta Pixel requests to facebook.com/tr. We tested it on live Shopify stores (GA4 and Meta, including a GA4 event from a Shopify custom pixel) and live WooCommerce stores (GA4); those checks covered browsing, not checkout.
Does it check server-side tagging or the Conversions API?
It sees the browser requests to your own tagging endpoint when they keep the /g/collect path. It does not see server-to-server traffic, including the Conversions API.
Where is it available?
In the Chrome Web Store, except in the European Union, the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom.