Free tracking audit: see what your tracking can see
Enter your domain for a free tracking audit. Trace reads your public pages and shows what your tracking can see today, where your platforms overlap, and what to fix first.
What your report shows
How much of your revenue you can see today
One figure with the reasons behind it. Where your banner holds every tag until a visitor accepts, the report says so instead of guessing.
Where your platforms claim the same sale or lead
Which tools are installed, and how many of them are counting the same conversion.
What to fix first
Up to five actions, in order of what each is likely to be worth. Every one can be done without Trace.
A short report, written in plain English
A private link you can share and a PDF you can keep. Anything the scan could not test is listed under Tests not run, with the reason.
How it works
Enter your website and email
Nothing to install and nobody needs to log in.
Trace reads your public pages
Your homepage and the pages linked from it: tracking tools, consent banner, checkout and enquiry pages.
Your report arrives
A PDF and a private link, usually within 10 minutes.
Questions people ask before they run it
No. Nothing is added to your site and nobody needs to log in. Trace only reads the pages any visitor can see.
No call. You get the report, then two emails to make sure you got it and that it was useful. Every fix in it can be done without Trace, but using Trace will make it easier.
It is listed under Tests not run, with the reason we could not complete it. The report never fills a gap with a guess.
Yes. The audit looks at enquiry forms and booking pages as well as checkouts, so it works for services and B2B as well as ecommerce.
Still have a question?
Ask us anything about the audit or your setup. A real person replies.
A free tracking audit reads your public pages and reports what your tracking can see today, where your platforms overlap, and what to fix first. No account needed. Try the calculator with your own figures, or read how Coverage states what Trace can explain.




