Browser checks

Know your tags still fire.

A real web browser opens your pages, like a visitor. It checks that the right data goes out.

The problem

A tag can stop firing and look fine

A tag fires when it runs and sends its data. If it stops, your site still looks normal.

Maybe a form changed. Maybe a trigger broke. You won't know until the numbers look wrong.

How it works

How browser checks work

  1. Step 1: We set up a few for you

    Give us your site's address when you connect. We add checks for your home page and up to 3 forms.

  2. Step 2: A browser opens the page

    It loads the page like a visitor. It can click, type, send a form, scroll and wait.

  3. Step 3: It looks for what should happen

    For example, a lead event sent to Google Analytics. Or your container loading on the page.

  4. Step 4: It runs on a schedule

    Every 6 hours by default. You can pick every 1 or 24 hours. It also runs soon after each publish.

  5. Step 5: You hear when it fails twice

    One failure is marked in the app. Two in a row send an alert. We save a screenshot, too.

FAQ

Questions you may have

Do I have to write code?

No. You fill in a form: the page, the steps and what should happen. Our suggested checks are a good start.

Will checks show up in my reports?

A few may. Each check is a real page visit. But a check runs only every few hours, so the number is small.

Can I run a check right now?

Yes. Open the check and click Run now.

Free during the beta

Test your tags the way a visitor would

Add your site's address when you connect. We will set up your first checks for you.