Marketing Tag & Pixel Agent

The current pattern library covers Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager, Microsoft Clarity, Hotjar, Segment, Mixpanel, Amplitude, Meta Pixel, Google Ads Conversion, LinkedIn Insight, X, TikTok and Pinterest pixels, and Google site verification. A match is a lead to verify, not proof that the tag is correctly configured.

No. It searches captured page content and external-link URLs for selected strings. It does not execute tags, inspect network requests, validate data-layer events, test consent behavior, or confirm that data reaches an analytics or advertising account. Use browser and platform debugging tools for those checks.

No. The current analyzer reports whether each known pattern appeared and on which crawled pages. It does not count multiple installations, diagnose duplicate events, or identify misfiring tags.

Yes. An initial guest scan is available without an account. A free account includes 5 scans per month; Pro and Agency plans include unlimited scans. Results depend on crawl size, website response, and which implementation details the crawl captured.

No. First confirm that Meta advertising is part of the measurement plan and that the implementation is lawful and consent-aware. A pattern may also be absent from captured data even when a tag loads at runtime. Validate the live page, consent states, events, and destination account before changing anything.

No. It does not run a performance trace or attribute load time to third-party scripts. Use browser performance tools and field data to measure each script's cost. A tag manager can centralize deployment, but it does not automatically make the underlying scripts faster or appropriate.