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Audit your Squarespace site's tracking.
Squarespace tracking comes from built-in integrations plus code injection, which can overlap or conflict. Scan your site to confirm what's loading and how much survives modern privacy controls.
What usually loads on a Squarespace site
- GA4 via the built-in analytics field or code injection
- Meta Pixel via code injection
- Google Tag Manager
- Ad-platform conversion tags
- Squarespace Analytics
Add server-side tracking to Squarespace
EndFrame forwards Squarespace conversions server-side to Meta CAPI, GA4 Measurement Protocol, and TikTok Events API with event-ID dedup — recovering the conversions that browser-only tracking loses.
Where Squarespace tracking goes wrong
Built-in field plus code injection
Entering a measurement ID in the built-in field and also injecting the tag can double-fire analytics events.
Header/footer injection ordering
Tags injected in the footer or after other scripts can fire late, missing fast conversions.
Client-side exposure
All Squarespace tracking runs in the browser, so iOS, Safari ITP, and ad blockers reduce the conversions your ad platforms see.
Frequently asked
How do I check my Squarespace tracking setup?
Enter your URL above; the audit lists the pixels and tags it detects with their IDs and flags duplicates.
Why is my Squarespace analytics double-counting?
Usually because the same tag is set in the built-in field and also code-injected. The audit highlights duplicate IDs.
Does server-side tracking work with Squarespace?
Yes. EndFrame collects events first-party and forwards them server-side, independent of Squarespace's built-in tools.
Is the audit safe?
Yes — it only reads the public page and changes nothing.
How it works
A scored tracking audit in one click.
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Enter any public URL
Your own site, a landing page, or a competitor's — anything reachable on the open web. No login or extension required.
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We scan and score it
We fetch the page, detect every marketing tag, run it through our checkpoints, and grade how resilient the tracking actually is.
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Share the report
Get a resilience grade, a fix-it checklist, and a shareable report link you can send to your team or a client.
Why it matters
More than a pixel list — a graded, shareable report.
A score you can act on
Every audit returns a resilience grade and a checklist of exactly what's exposed, duplicated, or missing — not just a raw list of tags.
Quantify the blind spot
See an honest estimate of how many conversions your client-side tags drop to iOS and ad blockers, built on transparent benchmarks you can verify.
Shareable by default
Each report gets its own link, so agencies and teams can send a client their tracking audit without anyone installing a thing.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
How is this different from the Pixel Inspector?
The Pixel Inspector lists the tags a page loads. The Tracking Audit goes further: it grades your setup, flags duplicates and gaps, estimates how much data you're losing, and saves a shareable report you can send on.
Do I need to connect Google Analytics or log in?
No. The audit reads the public page the same way a browser would — no login, no OAuth, no extension. Private or internal addresses are blocked.
Where does the data-loss estimate come from?
They are industry-derived modeling assumptions, not measured EndFrame results, shown on screen so you can check them (sources are collected in our [guide to how much conversion data iOS and ad blockers lose](/blog/how-much-conversion-data-ios-ad-blockers-lose)): Safari/iOS privacy controls are assumed to drop roughly 35% of client-side conversions and ad-blocked sessions about 95%. The calculator lets you replace every assumption with your own numbers.
Is the report stored, and who can see it?
Each audit is saved to a private, unguessable link so you can share it deliberately. We only request the public page you enter — nothing behind a login.
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Your tracking is exposed. Server-side fixes it.
Every tag this audit grades fires in the browser — the exact conversions iOS and ad blockers strip away. EndFrame forwards them server-side to Meta CAPI, GA4, and TikTok with event-ID dedup, so your reporting reflects reality.
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