Analytify

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Bring connected Google Analytics 4 data into WordPress reports and tracking integrations.

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80/100
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What it does

Analytify connects a WordPress site to Google Analytics 4 and displays traffic data in its dashboard and individual post views. Paid access adds campaign, ecommerce, event, author, form and other specialized reporting capabilities.

Analytify brings Google Analytics 4 reports into WordPress, including statistics alongside individual posts. Its free plugin covers the core connection, traffic overview, real-time and social reports.

With a Google Analytics account and property ready, open Analytify > Settings > Authentication and choose Log in with your Google Analytics Account. Approve the connection, then select both Profiles for posts and Profile for the dashboard under Profiles. The first controls tracking and the second controls displayed statistics; they normally point to the same site. Save Changes, check the Data Stream and Measurement ID in Advanced, save again and open Analytify > Dashboards. A new GA4 setup may need twenty-four to forty-eight hours before reports populate.

Pro package Sites License Support
StartUp 2 Annual General
Agency Unlimited Annual VIP
Developer Unlimited Lifetime VIP

All Pro packages include the premium add-on suite. Pro adds campaign attribution, comparison reports, CSV exports and supported ecommerce and form tracking. The free plugin provides a way to assess the basic reports; paid purchases have a fourteen-day refund policy.

Strengths

  • Provides GA4 reports within WordPress and under individual posts.
  • Includes the premium add-on suite across current Pro packages.

Watch out for

  • Advanced comparison, campaign and export reporting require Pro.
  • Tracking and dashboard profiles must be configured separately during setup.

Best for

  • WordPress owners who want GA4 reporting alongside their content and store

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