Analytify Pro for WordPress: GA4 Reports and Tracking

GA4 reports in WordPress

Analytify connects a WordPress website to a Google Analytics 4 (GA4) property and displays reports in the WordPress dashboard and the editor for individual posts and pages. Reports can cover visitors, page views, new and returning visitors, top pages, geographic data, social traffic, and breakdowns by operating system, browser and device. Search Console insights can display top queries, clicks and click-through rate alongside Analytics data. Available data depends on the connected property and enabled modules.

Post and page reports can show views, visitors, bounce rate and average time on the page. Analytify Pro includes real-time reporting, so you can check current activity from WordPress.

Pro modules for tracking and reporting

• Campaigns, goals, events and forms: Review campaign traffic and conversions, track goals and custom events, and report on form submissions. Multistep form tracking can record impressions, step views, submissions and abandonment rate. Form integrations include Contact Form 7, Gravity Forms, WPForms, Formidable Forms and other forms.
• Stores: WooCommerce tracking covers product clicks and impressions, add-to-cart events, average order value, transaction revenue and cart abandonment. Easy Digital Downloads tracking reports digital sales, transactions and revenue.
• Authors, courses and memberships: Author dashboards can show each author statistics for their own posts. LearnDash and LifterLMS dashboards report course performance, while Paid Memberships Pro tracking covers membership growth, renewals and cancellations.
• Video and pixels: Video engagement tracking reports how visitors interact with embedded YouTube videos. Pixel tracking lets you manage Meta, TikTok, Microsoft, Snapchat, X, Pinterest and LinkedIn pixels from one settings screen.
• Additional reporting: Pro includes custom dimensions, a Google PageSpeed Insights dashboard and scheduled email reports. Shortcodes show selected statistics on posts, pages or widgets. The Google Analytics Dashboard Widget add-on remains free.

Connect a property and select modules

In Analytify > Settings, connect your Google Analytics account with one-click authorization and choose a GA4 property. If you want to use your own API keys, make a project in Google Console and enter the Client ID, Client Secret and Redirect URL in the Advanced tab before connecting. This option is for managing your API rate limits.

Activate the modules relevant to your website, then use the dashboard, post and page reports, email reports or shortcodes to view and share selected statistics.

Consent and multilingual support

Analytify integrates with CookieYes and Google Consent Mode v2, and provides developer filters for other consent management add-ons. Depending on configuration, filters can block tracking server-side or defer gtag loading until consent is granted. When CookieYes is active, Analytify outputs Consent Mode v2 defaults before loading gtag.js.

Analytify is translatable and WPML-compatible.