Pageview
Conversions that fire on every load.
/pricing → AW conv ×4 /blog/x → AW conv ×4
Google bids on whatever you call a conversion. Fireshift reads what your site tells Google Ads, GA4 and Meta, from the outside, in about a minute. Then it tells you the day it breaks.
Free. Public data only. No install, no login to your ad accounts.
→ gtm.js GTM-•••• · 2 GA4 properties · AW-••••
✓ signup_success → Ads + GA4 + Meta
✓ payment_success → Ads, value = amount
✗ login_success counted as a conversion
✗ free_trial_ended counted as a conversion
✗ 3 button clicks counted as conversions
✗ conv label a1F9… fires on every page load ×4
15 Ads conversions · 8 are noise · no qualified-lead gate
Our first scan: Wellows was sending Google 15 conversion actions. One fired on every page. Its strongest competitor sends three: accepted lead, booked meeting, payment.
Every check comes with the evidence: the tag, the trigger, the page it fired on.
Conversions that fire on every load.
/pricing → AW conv ×4 /blog/x → AW conv ×4
Customers counted as new leads.
trigger: loginsuccess
→ Google Ads conversion ✗Button clicks bid on like signups.
click "Book a call"
→ conversion, before any form ✗The same step counted twice or more.
signup_success (Ads, GA4)
Web_SignupVerified (GA4) dupPixels that fire before you accept.
t+0.4s facebook.com/tr PageView
t+2.1s banner: accept lateTags that quietly stopped firing.
Mon trial_started ✓ fired
Tue trial_started missingConversions with no value passed.
demo_booked value: none
payment value: {{amount}} ✓No qualified-lead signal for Google.
signup → demo → ? → paid
no CRM stage sent backWhat competitors tell Google is a win.
rival-a: lead_accepted, meeting, paid rival-b: activation, crm_stage_*
Your GTM container and the hits your pages send are public. Every visitor's browser gets them. We just read them properly.
We load your home, pricing, signup and demo pages in a real browser, accept the cookie banner and log every hit to Google, Meta, LinkedIn and your product analytics.
We parse your tag containers, map every conversion to a funnel stage, and flag the ones that aren't progress. You get a fix list, worst first.
We rescan daily. The day a tag stops, a junk conversion appears or a pixel leaks before consent, you get an email or a Slack message with the evidence.
Same scan, on up to six competitors. Illustrative example, shaped on a real AI-search category scan. Names removed.
| Counted as a conversion | You | Rival A | Rival B | Rival C |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Signup / trial start | yes | no | yes | yes |
| Qualified lead (CRM stage) | no | yes | yes | no |
| Payment with value | yes | yes | no | no |
| Logins / page loads | yes | no | no | yes |
| Ads conversions in total | 15 | 3 | 5 | 6 |
free score·$149 teardown·$490/yr watch·$1,490/yr agency
Open your next call with "your Google Ads counts logins as leads" instead of a deck. You sell the cleanup. Watch keeps it clean, and you keep 30% of it.
Become a partnerLonger answers in the guides.
Fireshift is a tool that reads what a website sends to Google Ads, GA4 and Meta from the outside, with no install. It flags conversions that aren't real funnel progress, duplicates and consent leaks, compares your setup with your competitors', and alerts you by email or Slack when tracking breaks.
A noise conversion is an action counted as a Google Ads conversion or GA4 key event that isn't real funnel progress: a page view, a login, a trial ending, a button click, or a tag that fires on every page load. If it is a primary conversion, Smart Bidding learns to find more of it, so you pay for people who show up instead of people who sign up or buy.
No. Fireshift reads what your site sends to every visitor's browser: the Google Tag Manager container and the network hits. No logins, no form submissions, no fake signups.
No. That setting lives in your Google Ads account. Fireshift shows which conversion actions exist and fire. Check the flagged ones in Google Ads: if they're primary, bidding uses them.
Yes, for most sites. A GTM container is public at googletagmanager.com/gtm.js?id=GTM-XXXX and lists every Ads conversion tag and the trigger it fires on. Fireshift reads it for up to six competitors and maps each conversion to a funnel stage.
Mostly. Fireshift still reads the web container and the client-side hits. Events sent only from your server are invisible from outside, and the report says so.
No. Paste a domain. Watch runs on our side, daily.
Your funnel and up to six competitors': every conversion by stage, the journey page by page with what fires where, and a fix list ordered by what costs you most.
Then your tracking is clean, which is rare, and you've lost a minute. Watch is still worth it: tracking breaks every time someone ships.