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Tagsmith – Google Analytics Dashboard (GA4), Consent Mode v2 & Ad Pixels

Name: Tagsmith – Google Analytics Dashboard (GA4), Consent Mode v2 & Ad Pixels
Author: Shivaa Tripathi

Your GA4 reports in plain English inside WordPress, a weekly email summary, and the Google tag with Consent Mode v2, Clarity and ad pixels.

Tagsmith ranks #64,239 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, is #1,247 of 2,168 in the Analytics category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Oct 29, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1

v2.3.1 Current Version v2.3.1

Updated 1 week ago Last Update on 29 Oct, 2026

Refreshed 1 week ago Last Refreshed on

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Plugin Details

Version: 2.3.1
Last Updated: Oct 29, 2026
Requires WP: 6.7+
Tested Up To: 7.1
PHP Version: 8.1 or higher
Author: Shivaa Tripathi

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Tagsmith – Google Analytics Dashboard (GA4), Consent Mode v2 & Ad Pixels

Tagsmith uses Google Consent Mode v2 and follows your consent banner's choices (it shows none). Clarity follows the same setting, with three values: Advanced (default): the tag loads for everyone, but by default in the EEA, UK and Switzerland it starts with consent denied until the visitor agrees. Basic: the tag loads only after the visitor agrees (an opt-out banner counts as agreed). This needs a banner that supports the WP Consent API, or one that calls window.tagsmithGrant(). Off: no consent signals are sent.

In Advanced mode they wait for marketing consent from visitors whose default is "not agreed", in Basic mode from everyone; in Off mode they load for everyone. Without a WP Consent API banner or Google Consent Mode (ad_storage), a visitor who has to agree never triggers a pixel. Where visitors must agree, a banner that decides only in the browser (CookieYes) loses leads from forms that send visitors to another page. Google Ads waits the same way and, in Basic mode with the Google tag set up, also for its grant.

Yes. Every feature is free, with no usage limits or upgrade screens, and nothing will be locked later. It shows no notices outside its own screens and never installs other plugins.

Yes, for the reports: Tagsmith reads them from your own GA4 property, with read-only access. If you have none yet, create a free property at analytics.google.com, then connect.

Yes. Choose "Add the tracking code only" and paste your G- Measurement ID. You get the Google tag with Consent Mode, plus Clarity and the ad pixels if you turn them on, without reports in WordPress.

Usually caching (up to an hour for past dates), time zones, or a second tag from another plugin or your theme (Settings, Health looks for one). Tagsmith uses your WordPress time zone and GA4 your property's, so set both the same.

No. The plugin sends its author no usage data. The sign-in relay sees your site address, your IP address and the email of the Google account you sign in with, only while you connect or refresh tokens, and keeps none of it on disk. With your own Google client, the relay is never contacted.

Deleting the plugin removes its settings, saved reports, Clarity snapshots and tokens from the database and asks Google to revoke its access. It also removes its notes on WooCommerce orders. If your site cannot reach Google then, or is a copy whose address changed (Tagsmith does not ask Google to revoke), remove the access at myaccount.google.com/permissions. On a site with an external object cache, cached report copies expire by themselves within a week.

Yes. On the Sign-in & data tab, under "Use my own Google client", add your client ID and secret. Your site then talks only to Google; the sign-in relay is never contacted.

build is compiled from assets/src. To rebuild, use Node 22 and run npm ci && npm run build in the plugin folder.