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No OAuth. No Google connection. Paste any public page URL and the software fetches the HTML, runs 37 checks across tracking, integrity, security, and marketing pixels, and writes up plain-English findings in about thirty seconds.

Free · No credit card · No install

What it checks

Four chapters, 37 checks.

Each chapter answers one question. Each check returns what we saw, why it matters, and how to fix it. No vague “tracking issues found.”

01.
Foundation

Did the basic tracking even load?

Detects which analytics platforms actually fire on the page. Catches missing GA4, missing GTM, missing dataLayer, and legacy Universal Analytics that should have been retired.

  • URL-FND-001GA4 measurement ID detected
  • URL-FND-002GTM container detected
  • URL-FND-003dataLayer initialized
  • URL-FND-004No legacy Universal Analytics
02.
Integrity

Is the tracking real, or just placeholder?

Catches the silent killers: placeholder IDs (UA-XXXXX, GTM-XXXX) shipped to production, gtag and GTM both loading the same property (double counts), Meta Pixel initialized twice. The bugs that quietly distort every report.

  • URL-INT-001Placeholder tracker IDs in production
  • URL-INT-004gtag + GTM double-loader
  • URL-INT-005Multiple Meta Pixel init calls
03.
Security

Is anything leaking, blocking, or insecure?

Flags tracking scripts loaded over HTTP, scripts that block first paint, and pages still served over HTTP. The privacy + perf hygiene that quietly tanks both Lighthouse and consent-mode signals.

  • URL-SEC-001Tracking script over HTTP
  • URL-SEC-002Analytics blocking first paint
  • URL-SEC-003Page served over HTTP
04.
Marketing

How many pixels — and is consent honoured?

Inventories the marketing pixels firing on the page (Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Bing, Twitter, Reddit, Snap), flags pixel sprawl, and detects whether a consent framework is wired up at all.

  • URL-MKT-001Marketing pixel inventory
  • URL-MKT-002Pixel sprawl warning (>5 vendors)
  • URL-MKT-004Consent framework signals
Why URL audit specifically

The fastest first audit.

GA4 and GTM audits go deeper because they read your configuration. URL audit reads what actually shipped — the layer your visitors hit. Different question, faster answer, and you don't need anyone's permission.

No OAuth required.
GA4 and GTM audits need a connected Google account. URL audits read public HTML — paste any URL and run.
Sees what your visitors see.
GA4 tells you what's configured. URL audit tells you what actually shipped — different question, different answers.
Catches rendered tracking.
Sees the GA4 ID, GTM container, dataLayer, and pixels actually loaded by your live page — not the ones you intended to load.
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