Overview Dashboard - KPIs, traffic trends, top sources
★ What Makes TrackSure Different
TrackSure is the only free WordPress plugin that combines server-side conversion tracking (Meta CAPI + GA4 Measurement Protocol) with a complete first-party analytics platform — no GTM required, no external cloud, no monthly fees. Unlike PixelYourSite, TrackSure includes a full analytics dashboard — user journeys, funnels, and attribution — at no extra cost. Unlike GTM-based solutions, it needs no server container, no custom subdomain, and no external hosting.
42% of internet users run ad blockers, and iOS 14+ reduced Meta Pixel reported conversions by 30–40% for most advertisers. TrackSure’s server-side tracking recovers conversions from both, sending events directly from your WordPress server to Meta, GA4, TikTok, Pinterest, and Google Ads — bypassing browser limitations entirely. Setup takes under 3 minutes: paste your Meta Pixel ID and Access Token, and TrackSure handles the browser pixel, Conversion API, event deduplication, and Advanced Matching for maximum Event Match Quality (EMQ).
For WooCommerce Store Owners
If you run WooCommerce and Meta or Google Ads, TrackSure connects your real purchase data directly to your ad platform — bypassing iOS restrictions, ad blockers, and Safari cookie limits. Higher Event Match Quality (EMQ) means better optimization and lower cost-per-acquisition.
For Marketers & Agencies
Get user journey tracking, funnel visualization, multi-touch attribution, and traffic source analysis without paying $500/month for Amplitude or Mixpanel. Five attribution models and an assisted conversions report show exactly which channels drive revenue. Manage multiple client sites from the same plugin.
For Developers
TrackSure exposes a JavaScript API (window.TrackSure.track()), a PHP API, and WordPress hooks (tracksure_filter_event_data, tracksure_conversion_recorded) for custom event tracking with full server-side control — no dependency on browser JavaScript.
Meta Conversion API — send purchase, view content, add to cart, checkout, and page view events server-to-server
Google Analytics 4 Measurement Protocol — server-side GA4 event forwarding
TikTok Events API and Pinterest Conversion API (Pro)
Automatic browser + server event deduplication — each event gets a unique ID shared between client and server so platforms count it once
First-Party Analytics Dashboard
All analytics data stored in your WordPress database — you own every byte
Automatic traffic source detection — organic search (Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo), social media (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok), email, referrals, AI chatbots (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity), and direct — identified without UTM tags
Session-based user journeys with 30-day attribution window (configurable) — complete path from first visit to conversion, including every touchpoint across multiple sessions
Five attribution models: first-touch, last-touch, linear, time-decay, position-based
Assisted conversion reporting — see which channels helped even without getting final credit
Real-time visitors — see who is on your site now and what pages they’re viewing
Goals, Funnels & Conversion Tracking
Custom conversion goals for form submissions, purchases, downloads, video views, or any event
Funnel visualization — see where visitors drop off in your checkout or signup flow
Goal completion rates with trend analysis
Revenue attribution — connect each sale to its traffic source, campaign, and touchpoint
eCommerce Conversion Tracking
Auto-tracks the full purchase funnel: product view → add to cart → checkout → purchase
Works with WooCommerce and FluentCart (Free), Easy Digital Downloads, SureCart, Cartflow, and MemberPress (Pro)
Revenue attribution — connect each sale to its traffic source and campaign
Checkout funnel visualization with drop-off rates at each step
Privacy & Compliance
GDPR and CCPA ready with built-in consent manager support (Cookiebot, CookieYes, OneTrust, and more)
Cookieless tracking option (uses localStorage instead of cookies — no consent banner required in some jurisdictions)
IP anonymization, Do Not Track (DNT) support, and WordPress privacy tools integration
No data leaves your server unless you explicitly enable an ad platform destination
Who Is TrackSure For?
WooCommerce & FluentCart store owners running paid ads who need more accurate conversion data for Meta, Google Ads, and other platforms
Bloggers & content creators who want to see which posts bring the most traffic, engagement, and conversions
Small business owners who need simple, privacy-friendly analytics without Google Analytics complexity
Digital marketers managing ad campaigns who want user journey tracking, funnel visualization, and multi-touch attribution
Agencies & freelancers who need analytics and conversion tracking across client sites (Pro includes white label)
Privacy-focused site owners who want GDPR-compliant analytics without sending data to external services
Developers who need JavaScript and PHP APIs for custom event tracking with WordPress hooks
Free vs Pro
Free includes everything you need for analytics and conversion tracking:
First-party analytics dashboard with user journeys, funnels, goals, and attribution
Real-time visitor tracking
Meta Pixel + Conversion API (CAPI) server-side tracking
Google Analytics 4 + Measurement Protocol server-side tracking
WooCommerce and FluentCart automatic ecommerce tracking
All form plugins (Contact Form 7, Gravity Forms, WPForms, Fluent Forms, Elementor Forms)
Ad Platforms: Meta (Facebook/Instagram), Google Analytics 4, Google Ads (Pro), TikTok (Pro), Pinterest (Pro), LinkedIn (Pro), Snapchat (Pro), Microsoft Ads (Pro), Reddit (Pro), Twitter/X (Pro), Taboola (Pro), Outbrain (Pro)
Consent: Cookiebot, CookieYes, OneTrust, and custom consent filters
Getting Started
Install and activate TrackSure Cloud from the WordPress plugin directory
Visit TrackSure → Settings to review tracking and privacy options
(Optional) Add your Meta Pixel ID + Access Token or GA4 Measurement ID for server-side conversion tracking
Go to TrackSure → Overview — analytics data starts appearing after 1 hour
External services
This plugin connects to external third-party services to provide its functionality. Below is a complete list of all external services used, when they are called, what data is transmitted, and links to their terms of service and privacy policies.
When You Enable Meta Pixel / Conversion API:
Service: Meta (Facebook) Graph API
Purpose: Send conversion events (purchases, add-to-cart, page views) to Facebook for ad optimization
What data is sent: Event name, timestamp, hashed user email/phone (if available), product SKU, revenue, IP address, user agent, pixel ID
When it’s sent: Automatically when a tracked event occurs (product view, purchase, etc.) and Meta destination is enabled in settings
Service provider: Meta Platforms, Inc.
Terms of Service: https://www.facebook.com/legal/terms
Purpose: Fetch current list of Cloudflare proxy IP addresses to accurately detect real visitor IPs behind Cloudflare CDN. A bundled static list is included as fallback.
What data is sent: Standard HTTP request headers only (no user data transmitted)
When it’s sent: Once per day (cached for 24 hours) to refresh the Cloudflare IP list. The plugin includes a bundled fallback list and works without this request.
Service provider: Cloudflare, Inc.
API URLs: https://www.cloudflare.com/ips-v4 and https://www.cloudflare.com/ips-v6
Terms of Service: https://www.cloudflare.com/website-terms/
WordPress.com Geo API (fallback) – https://automattic.com/privacy/ and https://wordpress.com/tos/
Important Notes:
No automatic data sharing: TrackSure does NOT send any data to third-party services unless you explicitly enable and configure them in TrackSure Settings → Destinations.
Consent-aware: If you use a cookie consent plugin (Cookiebot, CookieYes, etc.), TrackSure will respect user consent choices and only fire pixels after consent is granted.
First-party analytics: TrackSure’s core analytics features store all data in your WordPress database. No external services are used for analytics unless you enable Google Analytics 4 or other destinations.
You control the data: You choose which platforms to enable, what events to track, and what user data to include (emails, phones, etc.).
For more information about data privacy and compliance, see the Privacy & GDPR Compliance section below.
Source Code & Build Instructions
The admin interface is built with React 18 and TypeScript, compiled with Webpack 5. The compiled files in admin/dist/ are generated from the source code in admin/src/.
TrackSure stores the following data in your WordPress database:
Tracking Data (90-day retention):
– Page URLs visited
– Referrer URLs
– UTM campaign parameters
– Device type (desktop/mobile/tablet)
– Browser and OS information (user agent)
– IP address (can be anonymized)
– Session duration and engagement metrics
For E-commerce (if using WooCommerce/FluentCart/EDD/SureCart):
– Product views
– Cart actions
– Order completion (order ID, total, items)
– Customer email and phone (hashed when sent to Meta/GA4)
External Data Sharing (Optional):
TrackSure stores all analytics data locally in your WordPress database. No data is sent to external services unless you enable ad platform integrations.
Privacy Controls:
– IP Anonymization: Available in Settings → Privacy. Default is off for accurate geo reporting; enable it for GDPR compliance.
– Cookieless Mode: Uses localStorage instead of cookies to avoid cookie consent requirements.
– Consent Integration: Respects Cookiebot, CookieYes, OneTrust, and custom consent filters.
Supported Third-Party Services:
TrackSure connects to the following services only when you enable them and provide API credentials.
1. Meta (Facebook/Instagram) – Available in Free & Pro
– Method: Server-to-Server via Meta Graph API (CAPI)
– Data Sent: Event data (PageView, ViewContent, AddToCart, Checkout, Purchase), Hashed user data (email, phone, IP, User Agent)
– Purpose: Ad optimization and attribution
2. Google Analytics 4 (GA4) – Available in Free & Pro
– Method: Server-to-Server via Measurement Protocol
– Data Sent: Event parameters, Client ID, User Agent, IP
– Purpose: Analytics reporting
3. Pro-Only Integrations (Add-ons)
– Google Ads: Sends offline conversion adjustments via Google Ads API.
– TikTok: Sends web events via TikTok Events API.
– Pinterest: Sends conversion events via Pinterest API.
– Snapchat: Sends conversion events via Snapchat Conversions API.
– Microsoft Ads: Sends offline conversions via Microsoft Ads API.
– LinkedIn: Sends conversion events via LinkedIn CAPI.
You must obtain user consent before enabling these destinations (GDPR/CCPA requirement).
Your Responsibilities:
Disclose TrackSure’s tracking in your privacy policy
Obtain consent before tracking (if required by law)
Configure data retention periods appropriately
Enable IP anonymization if required
Data Deletion:
Users can request data deletion via WordPress Privacy Tools or TrackSure Settings → Privacy.
TrackSure integrates with various third-party analytics and advertising platforms. All trademarks, service marks, and company names mentioned in this plugin are the property of their respective owners.
Third-Party Platforms:
– Meta, Facebook, Instagram, and Facebook Pixel are trademarks of Meta Platforms, Inc.
– Google, Google Analytics, Google Ads, and GA4 are trademarks of Google LLC.
– TikTok is a trademark of ByteDance Ltd.
– Pinterest is a trademark of Pinterest, Inc.
– Snapchat is a trademark of Snap Inc.
– LinkedIn is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
– Twitter (X) is a trademark of X Corp.
– Reddit is a trademark of Reddit Inc.
– Microsoft Ads is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
Integration Requirements:
– Users must have active accounts with third-party platforms to use their respective features
– API access requires platform-specific credentials and compliance with their terms of service
– Data transmission follows each platform’s API specifications and privacy policies
– Users are responsible for compliance with each platform’s terms of service
TrackSure is an independent plugin and is not officially affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of the companies mentioned above. All product names, logos, brands, and trademarks are property of their respective owners.