Enter the public website URL in the checker on this page.
TrackCanary
Free Google Tag Manager visibility check.
Check if Google Tag Manager is visible on your website
Run a free check to see whether Google Tag Manager appears to load on your website. Useful before launching campaigns, after website updates, or when reviewing client tracking setup.
No code needed for the first checkVisible GTM signalReview recommended
What it does
TrackCanary checks whether a visible GTM signal appears to load on the public pages it can crawl. It does not access GTM account data or prove that the container is configured correctly. Use the result as a review starting point before campaigns, after site updates, or during client tracking setup checks.
What this does not prove
- It does not prove the GTM container is configured correctly.
- It does not access GTM account data.
- Review in GTM Preview or Tag Assistant is recommended.
For agencies
A quick preflight check before clients spend more on campaigns
Check whether GTM appears to load before a client campaign goes live.
Review visible lead paths without needing access to the client GTM account.
Give developers a concise report after site updates or template changes.
Google Tag Manager Checker
Free browser-based scan
Run the Google Tag Manager checker
Enter a public website URL to scan for visible GTM signals, tracking context, and lead-path review points.
Accepted formats: example.com, www.example.com, or https://example.com. No TrackCanary tracker install is needed for the free check.
Your Google Tag Manager check will appear here
Run the checker to see visible GTM signals, review points, developer handoff notes, and the assisted pilot CTA.
What this checks
- Visible Google Tag Manager signals where the public browser scan can detect them
- GA4, Google Ads, Meta Pixel, and other marketing tag context on the same pages
- Visible forms, buttons, phone links, email links, and WhatsApp lead paths
- Commerce and checkout-intent signals where visible
- Privacy-safe report output for developers or client review
What this does not prove
- A visible GTM signal does not prove the GTM container is configured correctly.
- The checker does not access GTM account data, workspace data, triggers, tags, or variables.
- A container can appear to load while important lead or purchase events are still missing.
- Review is recommended in GTM Preview, Tag Assistant, GA4, or ad platform tools.
How to use it
From public URL to practical tracking next steps
Review whether Google Tag Manager appears to load in the visible scan results.
Check which lead and commerce paths may need GTM trigger review.
Verify final container configuration separately in GTM Preview or Tag Assistant.
Recommended next step
Use the scan report to decide which GTM container, triggers, and conversion paths should be reviewed in GTM Preview or Tag Assistant.
Run a free GTM checkRelated tracking guides
Related pages
GA4 Tracking Checker
Visible browser-side signals for Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager context, lead paths, and review points after site changes.
Google Ads Conversion Tracking Checker
Visible browser-side signals for Google Ads tags, conversion actions, forms, buttons, and checkout-intent paths.
Website Form Checker
Visible forms, lead paths, submit buttons, contact alternatives, and manual submission testing review points.
FAQ
Does TrackCanary access my GTM account?
No. TrackCanary scans visible public website signals only. It does not access GTM account data, workspaces, triggers, tags, or variables.
Can this prove the GTM container is configured correctly?
No. A visible GTM signal only means GTM appears to load where the scan can detect it. Container configuration should still be reviewed manually.
What should I check after GTM is visible?
Review whether forms, buttons, calls, WhatsApp clicks, and commerce paths have the right triggers and events in GTM Preview and platform debugging tools.
Start with a free tracking check
Find tracking gaps before they affect campaign decisions.
The public check looks for visible tracking signals and creates a shareable report. No TrackCanary tracker install is required for the first check.