Server-Side Tracking

Server-Side Tracking That Restores Attribution Accuracy

Client-side tracking is broken. Ad blockers, Safari ITP and iOS restrictions are costing DTC brands significant attributed revenue. We implement server-side tracking — GTM server, Meta CAPI and Google ECAPI — that captures the data your client-side tags are missing.

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SERVER-SIDE TRACKING

The Data You Are Missing Is Costing You Revenue Every Day

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Server-Side GTM Setup
Google Tag Manager server container setup on your own cloud infrastructure — sending events server-side for higher reliability and ad blocker resistance.
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Meta CAPI Implementation
Conversions API setup that sends purchase, add-to-cart and lead events directly from your server to Meta — improving event match quality and ROAS reporting by 15–30%.
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Google ECAPI
Enhanced Conversions and Google Ads ECAPI implementation that recovers lost conversion signals for Google Search, Shopping and YouTube campaigns.
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GA4 Server-Side Measurement
Server-side GA4 event tracking that captures data from users who block client-side analytics — giving you a more complete picture of site behaviour.
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Shopify Pixel Integration
Custom Shopify Web Pixels and server-side integrations that work within Shopify's security model while maximising data capture.
Event Quality Audit
Comprehensive audit of your current tracking implementation — identifying every data gap, duplicate event and misconfiguration costing you attribution accuracy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Server-side tracking sends conversion and event data directly from your web server to ad platforms (Meta, Google) and analytics tools — bypassing client-side limitations like ad blockers, Safari ITP and browser privacy restrictions.

Most DTC brands are losing 20–40% of conversion signals due to ad blockers, iOS restrictions and cookie blocking. Server-side tracking recovers the majority of this lost data.

Meta Conversions API (CAPI) sends conversion events directly from your server to Meta — improving Event Match Quality, reducing duplicate events and providing more accurate ROAS reporting than the Meta Pixel alone.

A standard implementation — server-side GTM, Meta CAPI and GA4 — typically takes 2–4 weeks depending on your existing tracking setup complexity.

Improved event match quality from CAPI typically improves Meta's algorithm optimisation, leading to better audience targeting and reported ROAS improvements of 10–30% for most brands.

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Stop Losing Conversion Data and Fix Your Attribution

Book a free tracking audit and we will show you exactly how much data you are currently missing.

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