To start
Free
€0 / month
10,000 sessions a month · 1 project
Conversion data control
Detect what’s missing and what changed in your conversion data before you decide
TraceLog records your conversions and the steps before them independently of GA4, and checks every day that they still arrive. It alerts you when one stops.
Free up to 10,000 sessions a month. No card.
A stable total can hide a missing step
Your site can keep working while part of the measurement stops.
- 1
A site update changes checkout
A declared step stops arriving.
- 2
One segment stops arriving
One channel, campaign or device stops sending events.
- 3
Total still looks stable
The overall rate can hide the incomplete segment.
Declare it once and TraceLog checks it every day
Conversion path verified
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- 1
Define what should arrive
Name each conversion and the steps before it.
- 2
Verify the installation
Add TraceLog's snippet and complete the path once; a mismatch says what to check.
- 3
TraceLog watches it every day
An alert names the days a step stopped arriving.
What is missing, what changed and what came after
Your purchase_completed rate fell in one segment — Channel: Paid social — 31 fewer sessions reached purchase_completed than the baseline rate would have produced over 3,140 sessions.
- Evaluated, Jan 5, 2026 – Jan 11, 2026
- 1.8 % of 3,140 sessions
- Baseline, Dec 8, 2025 – Jan 4, 2026
- 2.8 % of 14,600 sessions
Free
Incomplete days, named instead of counted
When a step stops arriving, TraceLog hides the figures that count it over those days and names the days instead.
From Pro, €39 a month
Which segment fell
With enough traffic, TraceLog names the conversion, step or segment that fell.
Every plan
What you changed, and what came after
Record what you changed on an alert. TraceLog puts what it observed afterwards beside it; the order alone proves no cause.
TraceLog checks its own record and nothing beyond it
- Checks every declared conversion path once a day.
- Names which of its own figures are left incomplete.
- Says so separately when the fault is TraceLog's own.
- Reads no GA4, Meta or Google Ads account.
- Infers no cause and prescribes no fix: what you change is your decision.
- Never samples, and never stops capturing at a limit.
- Installs no tracking cookie: it captures the conversion path, not the website.
Start free, pay to compare
Free alerts you when a step stops arriving. Paid plans show where conversion changed.
For one business
For analysing campaigns
Pro
€39 / month
100,000 sessions a month · 1 project
For more than 100,000 sessions a month
Business
€149 / month
1,000,000 sessions a month · 1 project
For an agency
For agencies with several clients
Agency
€199 / month
1,000,000 sessions a month, pooled across every project · Unlimited projects
You cannot check every client every day. The portfolio says which need attention.
Answered before you start
How do I install it?
With a snippet on your site. For Shopify or WooCommerce, write to us: the app and plugin are not in their directories yet.
Does TraceLog replace GA4?
No. TraceLog runs alongside GA4, Meta and Google Ads as an independent control. It does not inspect, repair or reconcile their data. It does tell you how many conversions reached it from the server alone and not from the browser. You see it on Shopify, on WooCommerce, or when your server confirms the conversion.
How much traffic do I need?
The free plan is enough to know whether your TraceLog figures are missing data. On a paid plan, detecting a fall takes 1,000 sessions in the week it compares and five weeks of data. A single channel or campaign needs more. Below that, TraceLog stays quiet rather than guessing.
What happens if I go over 10,000 sessions?
TraceLog keeps capturing the declared conversion path without sampling. At the limit, alerts, answers and the explorer pause.
Does TraceLog use cookies? Where does the data live?
The capture code sets no tracking cookie. After consent, one session identifier lives in the visitor's browser storage. This site sets one cookie, only to remember your language. Conversion data lives in the EU.