Analytics & reporting
See what the site records
Consented GA4 site-action measurement, available first-touch source context and concise reports that keep the attribution limits visible.
We configure GA4, Google Tag Manager and Search Console around agreed website actions. After consent, GA4 records those actions; submitted records can carry the available first-touch source context. The monthly report explains the recorded activity and its limits, with every account held in your name.
GA4 set up right
We configure GA4 events and tagging around agreed website actions, then test each consent state and record the measurement definition used in the report.
Consent-safe and GDPR-aware
Analytics is set up with Google Consent Mode and a cookie banner that defaults to denied, keeping measurement within the rules. Clean data, collected properly.
Reports you can use
Once a month: the site actions recorded after consent, available first-touch context on submitted records, the attribution limits and one or two changes worth testing next.
Your data, your accounts
Every account is created in your name. The measurement, history and raw data stay under your control for as long as you need them.
Continue in the right Turing lane
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Questions, answered
Why pay for GA4 setup when the tool is free?+
The tool is free. The setup defines the website actions to record, implements consent behaviour, tests the events and documents what the resulting data can support.
Do you handle cookie consent and GDPR?+
Yes. We set up Google Consent Mode and a consent banner that defaults to denied, so analytics only runs when a visitor agrees, measuring within the rules rather than around them.
Can you fix a GA4 I already have?+
Usually, yes. We'll review the current configuration, test the agreed site actions and consent states, document the changes, and keep the setup in your own account.
How do you report?+
A short monthly report covering recorded site actions, available source context, measurement limits and the next test. You can ask follow-up questions directly to someone who worked on it.
Ready to be found?
Tell us what you're building. The person who'd do the work replies personally, and your fixed, itemised quote follows once it's scoped.