FREE TOOL / SHOPIFY TRACKING CHECK
See what Meta can actually trackon your store.
Most Shopify stores quietly lose 20 to 40 percent of their tracked conversions to ad blockers, iOS, and Safari. Paste your store URL below and get an instant read on your pixel, tag manager, and server-side setup, graded with the top leaks named.
Drop in your store URL and see what Meta can actually track.
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A browser-honest read of your storefront
The free checker reads what your storefront sends to a normal browser. It is fast, it asks for nothing, and it tells you the truth about what it can and cannot see.
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Reads your storefront
It fetches your homepage, a product page, and your cart, the same pages a shopper loads.
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Finds the tracking
It looks for your Meta pixel, GTM containers, and any server-side container feeding events to Meta.
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Grades the gaps
You get a grade from A to F and the leaks worth chasing, named in plain language.
WHEN YOU WANT THE WHOLE PICTURE
The free scan finds the shape. The report finds the money.
The free checker reads your public storefront, so it can only see so far. The full CAPI Leak Report runs 14 checks across tracking, data quality, Shopify integration, consent, and attribution. Each leak gets a dollar-per-month estimate and a prioritized fix, with a short personal walkthrough you can hand to any engineer.
// inside the full report
- $14-point diagnostic across five tracking layers
- $Dollar-impact estimate for every leak found
- $Prioritized top 3 fixes you can act on this week
- $Interactive report with expandable evidence cards
- $A short personal Loom walkthrough from Michael
Before you scan
Is this really free?
Yes. There is no login and no email gate. The checker reads your public storefront the way a browser does and returns a grade plus the leaks worth chasing. The paid CAPI Leak Report goes deeper: 14 checks, dollar estimates, and a fix list.
What does the scan actually look at?
It fetches your homepage, a product page, and your cart, then looks for a Meta pixel, Google Tag Manager containers, and any server-side container like Stape or a custom tracking subdomain. It reads only what is publicly visible in your storefront markup.
Why can a browser-only scan not give me a definitive answer?
Some setups, like Shopify-native server events, never appear in the page a browser loads, so a free scan cannot see them. The free checker is honest about that. The full report uses a live browser session and your Events Manager data to confirm what is firing.
Does it work for non-Shopify stores?
The checker is built for Shopify. If you enter a store that is not on Shopify, it will tell you, since the diagnostic and the paid report are both Shopify-specific.