Nothing to watch.
No dashboard habit to build. It is silent until something breaks, then you hear about it. The first alert you get will probably be a tag you didn’t know was broken.
backgroundFor website owners
You are not an analyst. You should not need one to know your pixels work.
You run a Shopify store, a lead-gen site, a D2C brand. GA4 and the Meta pixel are supposed to be background infrastructure. When they break, you find out in the monthly Looker review, three weeks late, with no way to recover the missed data. This page is for you.
# $49/mo · one site · one async script · alerts in 4–6 minutes
# the_data_gap_you_cannot_backfill
Theme update on Thursday. Flat line by Tuesday.
Plugin conflict on Friday. Consent banner swap on Monday. Tags stop firing and there is no log file, no 500 error, no Slack ping. You see a flat line in GA4 two Tuesdays later. That data is gone. GA does not let you re-record last week.
how it goes wrong
Ad platforms optimize against broken data.
Every founder running a site has opened analytics and seen the gap. It is usually a Friday in the middle of a campaign. The ad platform optimized against broken conversion data for 12 days, which costs real money, not just a bad chart.
No log file when a tag stops firing
Found in monthly Looker review
12 days of broken-data optimization
GA can’t re-record last week
what TagDrishti actually does
One async script. That’s the install.
After the script lands in <head>, synthetic journeys from three regions walk through your site every few minutes, and real visitors are monitored in the background. GA4, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, the checkout event, the consent banner: all checked. If one stops firing, you get the email or Slack ping in minutes.
One async script in <head>, no GTM
Synthetic journeys every few minutes
Real visitors monitored in background
Email or Slack ping in minutes
# what_you_get_on_the_site_plan
$49/mo, one site, nothing to watch.
Silent until something breaks, then you hear about it. Less than the cost of one bad ad day.
Alerts in minutes.
Email or Slack, usually within 4 to 6 minutes of the tag dropping. Enough time to fix before ad platforms optimize on garbage.
sub-10-minOne script tag.
Async snippet in your site’s <head>, installed once by your developer. Not via GTM, on purpose, so a blocked or broken GTM container can never take the monitor down with it.
no GTMConsent Mode v2 check.
Verifies your CMP is wired correctly. If Meta fires on consent denial, you find out same day, not in a regulator letter six months later.
complianceA status page you can read.
Green, yellow, red. No JSON, no dev tools. What is firing, what is not, when it last worked. The same status page your developer can hand to your CFO.
readable$49/mo, one site.
Month to month. Cancel any time. 14 days free, no card. Less than the cost of one bad ad day.
site plan14 days · your store · no card
Drop the script tag. Watch the first week.
Try it on your own store for 14 days. Drop the script tag, watch the first week, see what it catches. No card to start. You keep the data either way.
14-day free trialno credit cardcancel anytimeno analyst required