ProvePixel

Some of your prospects are paying for clicks they never see.

Paste your target list. We read every site from the outside, filter out the ones not buying traffic, and hand back the rest with something specific and provable wrong in their tracking, on a page carrying your brand, not ours.

Why it gets replies

Outreach that names something specific and verifiable about the recipient outperforms generic outbound several times over. The problem is that everyone already sends SEO audits, and nobody opens them.

“Your meta descriptions are missing” gets a shrug.
“Your Google Ads conversion tag is installed twice, so every sale is counted as two” does not. Both are automated. Only one changes the temperature of the conversation.

Tracking is the audit nobody bothers to automate, because the tags are not in the page source. On any modern store they live inside the tag container, which is a separate file most scanners never open. We open it. That is where the ad IDs, the dead properties and the leftovers from a previous agency actually are.

What a finding looks like

Unedited output from a real store, in the format the prospect receives it.

Ad tracking review, a live DTC store3 findings
HighConfirmed

A retired Universal Analytics property is still wired up

Universal Analytics stopped processing data on 1 July 2023. The tag container still references this property, which means it has been sending to a dead endpoint ever since.

What we can see: UA-65293269-1

Every finding is labelled Confirmed, Likely or Worth checking, and the wording holds to it. Your name is on the email, so a guess is never dressed up as a fact. See a full report.

How it works

  1. Paste your list

    Up to 2,000 domains at a time, from your CRM, a scrape, a conference list.

  2. We qualify them

    Sites with no ad tags are dropped: a business that is not buying traffic cannot buy ad management. What is left is checked for problems worth writing about.

  3. You send the proof

    Each lead comes with a one-page report under your logo, on a link the prospect opens without signing up, and a short draft to send with it.

What we look for

Tags that are still running after the product died
Universal Analytics stopped processing in July 2023. Google Optimize shut down that September. Both are still wired into stores we scan every week.
The same pixel installed twice
Hard-coded in the theme and again inside the tag container. Every conversion is counted twice, so reported ROAS reads higher than the business earned.
Certificates that fail
Expired, or issued for a hostname visitors never reach. Paid clicks land on a browser warning and are paid for in full.
A consent banner with no Consent Mode
Required for EEA advertising since March 2024. Without it, a refusal blocks the tags outright instead of limiting them, and nothing is modelled to fill the gap.
Meta running browser-only
No server-side signal behind the pixel, so events are lost to ad blockers and iOS with no error anywhere to show it.
Containers nobody owns any more
A second Google Tag Manager left behind by a previous agency, still loading, still under someone else’s control.

What we cannot see

We read public pages on the prospect’s own domain. Checkout and order-confirmation pages usually live somewhere else, so nothing we produce claims a purchase event does or does not fire. We report what is present or absent on the pages we can reach, and say which is which.

An agency that forwards a confident guess and gets corrected loses the prospect. That is a worse outcome than finding nothing, so the product is built to prefer silence.

Pricing

$299/ month, 500 scans, unlimited reports, your branding throughout

$499 for 2,500 scans and multiple brands. One retainer covers a year of either.

No card, no password. We email you a sign-in link.