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Easy Server Side Tracking

Name: Easy Server Side Tracking
Author: jachtdigital2026

Ad blockers and refused cookie banners hide a large part of your visits. This gets those events, and your orders, back.

Easy Server Side Tracking ranks #58,925 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #1,670 of 2,168 in the Analytics category, and was last updated Oct 21, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.4

v5.9.7 Current Version v5.9.7

Updated 2 weeks ago Last Update on 21 Oct, 2026

Refreshed 1 week ago Last Refreshed on

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Plugin Details

Version: 5.9.7
Last Updated: Oct 21, 2026
Requires WP: 5.2+
Tested Up To: 7.1.4
PHP Version: 7.2 or higher
Author: jachtdigital2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Easy Server Side Tracking

Install and activate the plugin. Go to Server Side Tracking - Connection and click Create free account. This sends your site URL and admin email to easyserversidetracking.com and provisions your site (you'll see a Site ID appear on the Connection page). Tracking begins on the free tier. Your site is automatically linked to the dashboard account whose email matches the WordPress admin email used at step 2. So if you sign in to https://dashboard.easyserversidetracking.com/ with that same email, your site already appears under your account — nothing else to do. If your dashboard account uses a different email, link the site manually: on the dashboard go to Account → Websites → Add site, paste the Site ID shown on the plugin's Connection page, and click Add site. The Site ID is what proves the site is yours.

Plans are managed entirely on the dashboard — you never enter a license key in WordPress. Buy or change a plan at https://dashboard.easyserversidetracking.com/, then on Account → Websites use the Plan dropdown next to a site to assign it the plan (or switch it back to the Default free plan). The new monthly limit is applied to the tracking service automatically; no change is needed in WordPress.

You do not need to sign up anywhere first. During setup you press Create free account and the plugin provisions your site for you — that click is the only moment anything is sent. The free tier is fully functional and does not expire. A paid plan at https://dashboard.easyserversidetracking.com/ raises your monthly event allowance and dashboard retention.

The event still arrives in Google Analytics, but everything that identifies the person is removed first: no client id, no advertising click id, no campaign, location or browser detail. You keep the visit — and the order — in your totals, and the visitor stays anonymous. That is what Google Consent Mode is for. Most setups send nothing at all in this case, which is why their numbers are lower than their actual sales.

Then every visitor is treated as having refused, so all of your traffic arrives in that anonymised form. You still get counts, but you never learn who would have accepted. Install a banner before you go live.

It can run alongside gtag.js (hybrid mode), or you can rely entirely on the server-side path. The script is loaded from googletagmanager.com only when hybrid mode is enabled in the Settings screen.

Each event includes: event name, page URL, page title, referrer, anonymized client ID and session ID, consent state, and event-specific parameters (e.g. WooCommerce order IDs, scroll percentages, click targets). The visitor's IP address is processed by the worker for geo-resolution and rate limiting but is not stored long-term. No personally identifiable information (name, email, address) is sent unless you explicitly configure user-data fields.

The Connection page in WordPress shows your Site ID and links to the dashboard at https://dashboard.easyserversidetracking.com/, where you can see your live event log, this month's usage, and your plan.

Yes. Deactivating the plugin stops event collection. The plugin's options can be deleted via the standard WordPress plugin uninstall flow.