What Is CAPI and Why Advertisers Need It
Browser pixels miss more conversions every year. CAPI recovers that lost signal, but only when it's implemented correctly.
Straight-talking guides to conversion tracking, CAPI, GA4, attribution, and server-side measurement, no fluff, no jargon for its own sake.
Browser pixels miss more conversions every year. CAPI recovers that lost signal, but only when it's implemented correctly.
GA4 and Meta measure conversions differently by design. The question is whether your gap is normal, or a symptom of broken tracking.
Bad tracking doesn't always look broken. Sometimes it looks like great ROAS, because the same conversion was counted twice.
A measurement audit maps your entire tracking setup to find what's broken, duplicated, missing, or misaligned, before it wastes more budget.
The pixel lives in the browser. CAPI lives on your server. Used together with deduplication, they give platforms a complete, reliable signal.
When your CRM says one thing and your ad platforms say another, someone has to reconcile the two, before finance and marketing stop trusting each other's numbers.
Bad tracking doesn't always look broken. Here are the signals that tell you it's time for a tracking review.
Every optimisation decision assumes your data is right. When it isn't, you pay for the mistake twice, in wasted spend and missed opportunity.
As browser tracking keeps eroding, server-side measurement has shifted from an advantage to a baseline requirement for accurate data.
Start with a Measurement Health Audit. We'll trace every conversion end to end and show you exactly what's duplicated, missing, misfiring, or misaligned.