Stop losing money to broken tracking.
Tracking pixels break quietly. Site updates remove them. CMP changes block them. Developers forget them. By the time you notice, you have already lost attribution data and wasted ad spend.
How tracking breaks (and why you do not notice)
Site updates remove tracking code
A developer pushes a site update or theme change. The tracking pixel was in a template that got overwritten. The pixel is gone. Your campaigns keep running. Attribution drops to zero.
CMP updates block scripts
The consent management platform updates its script categorization. Your conversion pixel gets reclassified and blocked for users who have not opted in. Tracked conversions plummet.
Tag manager misconfigurations
Someone modifies a GTM container or adds a conflicting tag. Your existing conversion tracking breaks silently. No errors, no warnings, just missing data.
Third-party script conflicts
A new chatbot, analytics tool, or popup script interferes with your tracking code. JavaScript errors cascade silently. Your pixel stops firing on certain pages.
The real cost of broken tracking
A missing pixel is cheaper to catch on day one than to explain a month later.
How Tracefox prevents tracking issues
Daily pixel monitoring
Tracefox visits each site on a schedule (daily on Pro and Business, weekly on Starter, monthly on Free) using a real browser. It checks for known tracking scripts: Meta Pixel, GA4, TikTok, and more. It checks they are present, not that events send the right data.
Removal alerts
If a tracking script disappears, you get an alert after the scan that finds it, the same day on daily plans. Not next month during the client review.
Change history & proof
A timeline of tracking changes on each site. See which scan first found a pixel missing, what else changed, and line it up with campaign performance.
Tracking scripts we monitor
Do not wait for the next broken pixel.
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