# Our best WooCommerce plugins to measure your conversions

> Free server-side tracking with no double counting, GTM Pro, Consent Mode v2 and a margin dashboard: the selection to measure your conversions properly on WooCommerce.

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- Last updated: 2026-07-14
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## WooCommerce tracking is broken twice over

The first break is the same as everywhere: **the pixel gets blocked**. Ad blockers, Safari ITP, iOS. The purchase happened — your campaign simply never heard about it.

The second is specific to WordPress and never gets mentioned: **your plugins all track the same event.** Three plugins, three purchase events, one order. You are not seeing more sales — you are seeing the same sales three times. And you are optimising against a number that does not exist.

## Server-side is not an improvement — it is a repair

The event fires from your server, not from the browser. No blocker can suppress it. And the order is reported _once_, because it comes from the database — not from three scripts that do not know about each other.

## And no, it does not exempt you from consent

Consent Mode v2 is still required. Server-side solves a _technical_ problem. Confusing the two builds you a legal one.