How much does a GA4 and tracking audit cost in Poland?
Our tracking audit costs 1,200 zł net (plus 23% VAT) for up to three stores or countries. Fixing the issues costs 2,000 zł net per store, and the audit price is deducted in full if you order the fix within 30 days.
How long does the audit take?
One to two weeks from the day we receive access. Most of that time is testing events and reconciling 30 days of platform data with your orders.
Why does GA4 show less revenue than my shop?
There are several possible causes, from how purchases are recorded to the checkout flow, payment redirects and the cookie banner. Each store has its own mix. The audit finds which ones apply to yours and how much revenue each one hides.
Why do PayU, Przelewy24 or BLIK show up as traffic sources in GA4?
The customer leaves your store to pay and then comes back, and GA4 can end up crediting the sale to the payment page instead of the campaign that brought the customer. Your ads look worse than they are, and budget moves away from what actually sells. The audit shows how much revenue is misattributed this way in your store.
Is Consent Mode v2 required?
Since March 2024, Google requires advertisers with users in the European Economic Area to send Consent Mode v2 signals. Without them, remarketing audiences and conversion modelling stop working. It does not replace a cookie banner; it passes the visitor's choice to Google.
Do I need server-side tracking?
Not always. Whether it pays off depends on how much data your store loses today and how much you spend on Meta and Google. The audit tells you whether it is worth it for your store.
Which platforms do you work with?
Shopify, IdoSell, Shoper, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Magento and custom stores, with GA4, Google Tag Manager, Google Ads, Meta Pixel and Conversions API, and TikTok.
Do you work in Polish?
We work in English: calls, reports and email. Your team does not need to change anything in how it works day to day.