Choose what you want to check
One public URL per line, up to 10. Only scan sites you own or are authorised to assess.
Get a tracking inventory, spot differences between your pages, and leave with specific interactions to test. Then try capture on your own site in the free, isolated demo.
One public URL per line, up to 10. Only scan sites you own or are authorised to assess.
Open an isolated copy with the preview collector injected. Try a control and see the interaction. No installation or account needed.
The preview does not publish changes or save workspace events. Some sites limit previews; the sample demo is always available.
Named tools and identifiers found in the returned HTML. External containers can load additional tools.
Configuration observations and browser checks are separated so you can see what is known and what needs verification.
Start with a control found on your page. The preview demonstrates capture; use your authorised test environment to verify real success states and destination delivery.
The server scan tells you what the initial response exposes. Analytics Capture Lens adds the missing runtime view on the real page: which consent controls are visible and which supported analytics or marketing requests are observable around an explicit choice.
Nothing is auto-clicked. Lens has active-tab access only and takes an action only after you press the matching Lens button. It does not read cookie values, browser storage contents, headers, request bodies or form values.
Review the trigger and existing implementation before adding tracking. These are suggestions, not captured events.
Your report is complete above. A workspace lets you compare these observations with live events and manage a reviewed measurement plan.
Pro adds workspace event evidence, configured read-only GA4 source sync and measurement governance. Create a workspace from this audit or compare access.
The demo is read-only and does not save events. Live collection starts only after you explicitly configure and verify capture.
Scan up to 10 public URLs for recognised analytics and marketing technology, forms, interaction elements and literal dataLayer or gtag event declarations. Compare pages to find inconsistent implementation evidence and download the findings.
Finding a GTM container does not prove that GA4 is installed, and finding an event declaration does not prove it fired. Use the report to make a browser test checklist, then verify runtime behaviour before changing production tags.