How can I deploy Google Analytics on my website?

You can deploy Google Analytics on your website without having to edit code. You can also exclude any logged in user from this and enable tracking solely for them. Additionally, you can ignore a device by ticking a box which sets a session cookie.

Can I disable tracking via Google Tag Manager?

Yes, you can enter your Google Tag Manager ID and disable tracking via GTM.

Where can I leave feedback for the plugin?

You can leave your feedback by visiting our support page on WordPress.org.

How can I contact support?

You can contact us via email at support@webkinder.ch.

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Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager

Google Analytics or Google Tag Manager for WordPress without tracking your own visits.

Rating:

4.8

Active Installations:

20000+

Last Updated:

Jul 15, 2024

WordPress Version:

4.9 or higher

Tested up to:

6.6.2

Features Download’s trend Changelog Reviews

Easy Deployment

Track your website with Google Analytics effortlessly, no coding required.

User Exclusion

Exclude logged in users from tracking, focus solely on your target audience.

Device Exclusion

Ignore specific devices by simply ticking a box, set session cookies.

Google Tag Manager Integration

Use your GTM ID to disable tracking, have complete control over your analytics.

Author’s Site

1.11.3

Verify support up to 6.6

1.11.2

Verify support up to 6.5

1.11.1

Verify 6.3 support

1.11.0

Renamed UA to G in settings for better understanding with the upcoming changes

1.10.1

Changed Google Tag Manager Script URL to always use https instead of protocol-relative URL

1.10.0

Added following hooks for better frontend control through developers: ‘wk_google_tag_manager_script’, ‘wk_google_tag_manager_noscript’, ‘wk_google_analytics_script’, ‘wk_render_tag_manager_scripts’, ‘wk_render_google_analytics_scripts’.

1.9.10

Updated wording

1.9.9

Tested up to WordPress 6.1

1.9.8

Update composer packages and unit testing for CI

1.9.7

Remove newsletter signup

1.9.6

Changed wording and updated plugin icon and banner

1.9.4

Fix deprecated warning “wp_get_default_privacy_policy_content” added with WordPress 5.7

1.9.3

Fallback for wp_add_inline_script() without registered script used for Google Tag Manager in WordPress with versions below 5.1

1.9.2

Updated wording
NoScript is now using wp_body_open action added with 5.2 if already supported

1.9.1

Updated plugin icon and banner

1.9.0

Updated analytics implementation
Changed naming

1.8.0

Bugfix for caching plugins
Refactored code base
Dropping support for PHP 5.6, 7.0

1.7.4

Bugfix for javascript blocked browsers

1.7.3

Bugfix for caching plugins

1.7.2

Automatically deactivate plugin when PHP version is not sufficient.

1.7.1

The “Anonymize IPs” field is now checked by default.
The Google Analytics tracking opt-out shortcode is automatically integrated on the new WordPress Privacy Policy page along with the Privacy Policy for the use of Google Analytics. This statement is currently available in English and German. You can use this shortcode on any page you wish, so your users can opt-out of Google Analytics tracking.
Updated newsletter inside the setting pages
Tested up to WordPress 4.9.6

1.6.2

Refactored settings page for cleaner settings fields
Added direct settings link from plugin overview screen
Tested up to WordPress 4.7.2

1.6.1

‘Test your tracking code now’ linking to the correct language

1.6

Improved tag manager script placement, preventing search console errors

1.5

Visual improvement of the settings page

1.2

added support for Google Tag Manager

1.1

added anonymize IP’s option
added uninstall file

1.0

Initial release

I will be trying on current design projects

By mark ball (mballew) on February 9, 2025

I will be trying this plugin on some new sites in progress of being designed. With the Wordpress open-source(?) project being dominated by a few big players who have enriched themselves and then ignored the project, it has become discouraging watching it decline in integrity in recent years, too many bad actors in plugin development and lack luster response from WP project overall, it is being runover by bad greedy people, you can see this in Woo, people are now running away from WP because they need reliable bug free eCommerce and Shopify has largely benefited from this, I cannot even recommend Woo and have to be extremely careful with which plugin projects i use as many are corrupted by little people greedily bypassing WP policies to promote something to someone who installs their plugin. I wish there were no developers like this one.

Perfect

By mdracunovodstvo on January 21, 2024

Works perfect...

Excellent, simple to setup plugin

By Alex Buran (alexburan) on April 19, 2021

I've been looking for non-intrusive Google Tag plugin and after a few unsuccessful iterations with other, higher ranked in WP directory plugins, found this one. This plugin does exactly what it should: installs google tags on your WP website. That's it. Nothing else. The rest is managed via Google Tags directly. Thanks to the developers!

völlig veraltet und kritisch punkto Datenschutz

By wanabe0agency on February 18, 2021

sorry, aber so wird im 2021 Google Analytics sicher nicht eingerichtet. Ist schon fast frech was hier die Webkinder anbieten. Punkto Datenschutz auch höchst bedenklich...