About this plugin
TagFlux is a server-side Google Ads conversion tracking plugin for WordPress forms. It auto-detects the forms already installed on your site, lets you choose which submissions count as conversions, and sends them to Google Ads through the TagFlux backend using the Google Click Identifier (gclid) — no code, no Google Tag Manager, no manual event setup. Features Server-side Google Ads conversion tracking for WordPress forms WooCommerce purchase tracking with the order value and currency — classic and block checkout Purchases are uploaded from your server when the payment completes, so conversions are recorded even if the buyer never sees the thank-you page Conversion submission through the TagFlux backend using the Google Ads API Google Ads connection via OAuth GCLID capture and first-party cookie storage Auto-detection of supported WordPress forms Support for Contact Form 7, WPForms, Elementor Pro Forms, Ninja Forms and Divi Forms Choose which forms to track from the WordPress admin Track form submissions from Google Ads traffic Dashboard with clicks, CPC, conversions and total cost Breakdowns by form, campaign and landing page No Google Tag Manager setup required No custom JavaScript required Built for Google Ads lead generation campaigns Consent Mode v2 aware: reads the visitor’s real consent state from your consent banner and forwards it with each server-side conversion Optional Enhanced Conversions: email/phone sent as SHA-256 hashes, only if you enable it and the visitor granted consent Compatible with consent managers (GDPR-friendly) Available in English and Spanish Server-side Google Ads conversion tracking for WordPress TagFlux uses server-side conversion tracking to send WordPress form submissions to Google Ads through the TagFlux backend. When a visitor arrives from a Google Ads click, TagFlux picks up the Google Click Identifier (gclid) from the ad URL and, where consent allows it, keeps it in a first-party cookie. If that visitor submits a tracked WordPress form, TagFlux sends the conversion event to Google Ads through the backend instead of relying only on browser-side tags — and if there is no cookie, it recovers the identifier from the submission request itself, so declining cookies costs you the visit-to-visit bridge but not the conversion. This is useful for lead generation websites that want more reliable Google Ads conversion tracking without maintaining a custom Google Tag Manager or gtag setup. Why TagFlux instead of Google Tag Manager? Setting up Google Ads conversion tracking by hand usually means editing gtag snippets, configuring triggers in Google Tag Manager, and testing events one by one. TagFlux skips the manual tag setup. It detects your WordPress forms, captures the Google Click Identifier (gclid), and reports form submissions to Google Ads server-side through the TagFlux backend using the Google Ads API. That means no GTM container to maintain, no custom JavaScript, no manual event setup, and fewer moving parts between your WordPress forms and Google Ads conversion actions. Supported form plugins TagFlux currently supports: Contact Form 7 WPForms Elementor Pro Forms Ninja Forms Divi Forms If your Google Ads traffic lands on a WordPress page using one of these form plugins, TagFlux can help track those form submissions as Google Ads conversions. How it works Install and activate the plugin — activation contacts no external service. Click “Connect to TagFlux” and connect your Google Ads account via OAuth. Select which forms to track. From then on, every submission is sent to Google Ads as a conversion automatically. External services This plugin connects to two external services to provide conversion tracking. It does not work without them. 1. TagFlux backend (api.tagflux.io) TagFlux relays conversion data to Google Ads through its own backend. When you connect the site: activating the plugin sends nothing. Only after you explicitly click “Connect to TagFlux” on the plugin settings screen does it send this site’s URL and name to https://api.tagflux.io/api/auth/register to register the site and obtain an API key. No personal data is sent at this step. When you ask for setup help (optional): while the plugin is not yet connected, an admin-only banner offers free help activating TagFlux. Nothing is sent unless you type an email address and explicitly click “Yes, help me” — then the plugin sends that email address plus your site URL and name, site language and WordPress/plugin versions to https://api.tagflux.io/api/support/help-requests so the TagFlux team can contact you. Dismissing the banner sends nothing and it will not be shown again. When a tracked form is submitted: it sends a Google Click Identifier ( gclid / wbraid / gbraid , taken from the submission request, from a hidden form field, or from a first-party cookie tagged as marketing — which on a site with a consent banner is only written once advertising consent is granted), the visitor’s Consent Mode v2 state, an order ID used for deduplication, the form/campaign identifiers and the conversion event to https://api.tagflux.io . The contents of the form fields (names, emails, messages) are not sent — with one exception: if you enable the optional Enhanced Conversions setting and the visitor has granted ad consent, the email and/or phone number from the submitted form are sent as SHA-256 hashes (never in plain text). TagFlux terms: https://tagflux.io/plugin-terms/ — privacy policy: https://tagflux.io/plugin-privacy-policy/ 2. Google Ads / Google OAuth To connect your Google Ads account the plugin uses Google’s OAuth flow, and the backend reads/writes conversion data via the Google Ads API on your behalf. Google terms: https://policies.google.com/terms — privacy policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy