Conversions go dark
Ad blockers, Safari’s Intelligent Tracking Prevention, and shrinking cookie lifetimes quietly drop more of your client-side events every quarter. The conversions still happen on your site — they just never get reported.
Recover the conversions browsers block and send complete, first-party data back to Google and Meta — live in minutes, no dev team needed.
Your pipeline, first-party and running — while the browser keeps getting more hostile.
How it worksThe Problem
The sales still happen. The signal that proves them now runs through a hostile browser — blockers, Safari’s tracking prevention, ever-shorter cookies — and thins out long before it reaches Google or Meta.
Ad blockers, Safari’s Intelligent Tracking Prevention, and shrinking cookie lifetimes quietly drop more of your client-side events every quarter. The conversions still happen on your site — they just never get reported.
When the signal reaching Google and Meta is partial or mismatched, their algorithms optimize toward the wrong people. You pay full price for blurry data, and the bidding follows it.
Server-side GTM fixes the signal, but running it yourself means GCP, containers, scaling, uptime, and security to own. It’s infrastructure work nobody on your team signed up for.
↓The fix is well understood. The real question is where your data should live — and who should have to run it.
The Shift
Stop collecting in the browser, where blockers and ITP get the last word. Move the point of collection to a first-party server on your own domain, where the signal is caught the moment it happens — and let someone else run it.
Client-side collection runs at the mercy of ad and content blockers, Safari ITP, and shrinking cookie lifetimes — so the signal arrives fragile and partial.
First-party collection on infrastructure you own, on your own domain — the signal is captured before the browser can strip it, so it stays durable and complete.
How it works
Your site and app send events to a managed server-side container on your own domain. It collects and processes them first-party, then forwards clean data to your platforms. You own the endpoint; TagVolt keeps it running.
Send your site and app to an endpoint on your own subdomain — same origin as your users. Traffic stays first-party, in your house.
Your managed container collects and processes each event server-side, first-party, before the browser can drop or strip it.
Consented, processed data is sent server-to-server to GA4, Google Ads, Meta’s Conversions API, and more.
TagVolt runs the server for you — we host it, scale it, secure it, and keep it online. No GCP project, no containers, no scaling, nothing to be on-call for. The collection point is yours; the operations are ours.
Capabilities
A complete server-side platform — provisioning, domains, scaling, billing, and observability — managed end to end, so your team ships tracking instead of infrastructure.
We run Google’s official server-side container on managed compute — provisioned, secured, and scaled for you.
One CNAME, auto-issued SSL — tracking on your own root domain.
Serving + preview, health-checked and auto-recovered.
Every client in one workspace, with shared access.
Usage pools across the workspace — not per container.
Real request metering from your own server logs.
Why TagVolt
Better signal for marketers, full control for developers, and one place to run every client.
TagVolt is built for the people who run tracking for everyone else. Spin up containers per client, share access with your team, and roll it all into a single, predictable bill.
Spin up and run containers for each client from a single workspace — no juggling separate logins, accounts, or invoices.
Invite teammates and clients with the right permissions. Hand off access to a container cleanly when an engagement ends — and revoke it just as fast.
Usage rolls up across the entire workspace into one predictable plan. Mark it up, pass it through, or absorb it — your call.
Built for the agency model — not bolted on.
Explore agency plans →Built by the team behind
server-side tracking implementations shipped — and counting.
Browser-tracking limits, solved server-side — not patched over in the tag.
More complete, first-party data sent back to Google and Meta.
Server-side infrastructure we host, scale, and keep online for you.
Running your own server-side container is absolutely possible. It’s also a standing infrastructure project — cloud setup, certificates, scaling, monitoring, and a bill that grows with every request. Same outcome, two very different paths.
Same result. Minutes, not months — and someone else keeps it running.
Why it holds up
Built by the team behind 14,000+ server-side tracking implementations, so the hard parts are already solved.
Standard server-side GTM on a domain you own — portable, with no lock-in, leave anytime.
Seven tiers from Free to Powerhouse — start free and scale only when you do.
Pricing
From a single free container to agency scale — pay for the requests and containers you use, nothing else.
Tracking checker
Point it at your store. We load it in a real browser, record the tracking requests the page makes, and show you what we saw — and what we could not see. No email required.
FAQ
Instead of firing tracking tags from the visitor’s browser, the page sends one request to a server you control, on your own domain. That server decides what to forward to your analytics and ad tools. The result is more reliable measurement, a lighter site, and full control over your data.
No. TagVolt provisions and manages the container, SSL, scaling, and monitoring for you. If you can add a CNAME record to your DNS, you can run production server-side tracking.
The opposite. Moving tags off the browser means fewer third-party scripts competing for the main thread, which typically improves Core Web Vitals like LCP and INP — the metrics that affect both rankings and conversion.
Yes. It’s a permanent free tier, not a trial. Run a production container at no cost for as long as you like, and upgrade only when your request volume genuinely grows.
You point a subdomain of your site — say metrics.yourbrand.com — at TagVolt with a single CNAME. We issue and renew the SSL certificate automatically, so tracking runs in genuine first-party context on your own root domain.
You do. TagVolt hosts the infrastructure; you decide what’s collected, what’s redacted, and where it’s forwarded. Strip PII and honor consent right at the server, before anything leaves your perimeter.
Yes. Bring your existing server container configuration, point your domain at TagVolt, and you’re running — no rebuild required.
A request is each event your server receives and processes. Usage is metered from your own server logs and pooled across your entire workspace — so you’re billed for one predictable plan, not per container.
Ready when you are
No card. No servers. No Docker. Just your signal — owned, clean, and finally flowing the way it should.
Permanent free plan · battle-tested across 14,000+ implementations