Stobio

Stobio is a tracking reliability platform for store owners — no developer needed. Ad blockers, browser privacy features and fragile tag setups silently eat your conversion data; Stobio catches your events server-side, shows you what is actually being delivered to GA4 and Meta, and alerts you when something breaks. This plugin is the official WordPress/WooCommerce connector. It does one thing well: after you enter your Stobio site key, it places the official Stobio loader snippet on your site front end — the exact same two-tag snippet you would otherwise paste into your theme by hand. What you get with Stobio:

• Server-side event delivery to GA4 (Measurement Protocol) and Meta (Conversions API)
• A delivery-health dashboard: what reached GA4/Meta, what failed, and why
• Tag audit: detects duplicate or legacy tags on your pages
• Alerts when tracking breaks — before your reports go dark
• Consent-aware by design: honors Google Consent Mode v2 and the window.stobioConsent signal; when consent is denied, identifiers are not collected

How it works with WooCommerce: the Stobio loader observes your existing dataLayer events (the ones your GTM/GA4 e-commerce setup already pushes) and mirrors them to Stobio server-side. It adds no tracking of its own on top of what your site already emits, and it does not slow your pages — the loader is a small script loaded with defer. External service (please read) Stobio is a paid external service (plans from $19/month, 14-day free trial — no card required). This plugin is useless without a Stobio account. When configured, your site loads the Stobio loader script from api.stobio.com and sends the observed events to the Stobio API, where they are processed and forwarded to the destinations you configure (GA4 / Meta). No data is sent anywhere until you save your site key in the plugin settings.

• Service: stobio.com
• Terms of service: stobio.com/legal/en/terms.html
• Privacy policy: stobio.com/legal/en/privacy.html

1. Install and activate the plugin.
2. Create a Stobio account at stobio.com (14-day free trial) and add your store.
3. In your Stobio panel, open Integrations and copy the tracking snippet (or just the data-tenant value).
4. In WordPress, go to Settings → Stobio, paste the snippet or the key, and click Connect.

That's it — event delivery shows up in your Stobio dashboard within minutes of real traffic.

1.0.0

• Initial release: official Stobio loader snippet injection with settings page, full-snippet paste convenience and stobio_should_inject filter.