When two plugins (or a plugin plus code pasted into your theme) both send the Meta pixel, every purchase can be counted twice. Your ads then report more sales than your store made, and the ad platform learns from the wrong numbers.
Tracking Setup Inspector looks inside your WordPress site and tells you, in plain words, what is sending tracking and where it overlaps.
What it checks
- Active plugins that send Meta (Facebook), Google (Analytics / Ads) and TikTok events, including PixelYourSite, Meta for WooCommerce, Pixel Manager for WooCommerce, Site Kit, Google for WooCommerce, TikTok for WooCommerce, Conversios and GTM4WP.
- Pixel code pasted into your theme files (header.php, footer.php, functions.php).
- Pixel code inside WPCode and "Insert Headers and Footers" snippets.
- More than one Meta pixel ID set up at the same time.
- Google Tag Manager installed next to direct pixels (a common source of double events).
- Ad pixels running with no cookie-consent plugin (UK and EU).
You get a tracking health score, each issue ranked Urgent, Check or Note, and a plain fix for each one.
Read-only and private
- Changes nothing on your site.
- Adds nothing to your shop pages, so it has no effect on page speed.
- Stores no data and sends nothing anywhere.
Want to compare ad numbers with real orders?
This plugin finds setup conflicts. To see which sales your ad platforms claim that your store never made, you can optionally run an audit at
veracend.com. Nothing is sent there unless you visit it and choose to upload files yourself.