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Shopify and Woo pageviews after Reject

Stores still load when the visitor clicks Reject. Cookie analytics often does not. Cookie Free Analytics is a 1 KB /cf.js script for Shopify theme settings and WooCommerce / WordPress. Run it next to GA4 and compare pageviews by day. Hobby free with a badge; Starter from €4; Growth from €8. Prestons Creek Capital.

Shopify and WooCommerce

Shopify: add the store, copy the snippet, Online Store → Themes → Customize → Theme settings, paste /cf.js. First-party is a CNAME on a subdomain such as c.yourdomain.com. There is no Shopify app.

WooCommerce sits on WordPress: paste the same snippet in your theme header, or use any header-scripts plugin. Named goals are cfa('purchase') when you want them — events are not billed.

Compare numbers side by side next to GA4

Keep GA4 if you buy ads or need audiences. Many stores run both: GA4 for ads, us for the count of what loaded after Reject. Compare your own two pageview totals for the same week, not Users.

What you will not get

No revenue pixel. No session replay. No product-analytics depth. Pageviews, sources, campaigns, and goals. Ads conversion tags stay on the ads platforms. Watch is on Starter and Growth so you hear downtime before the client.

Cookie banner

No cookie banner for this script’s pageviews. If you still load Google Ads, Meta, or GA4, keep the banner for those tags. Your counsel owns the final call.

Price and operator

Hobby is free with a Cookie Free Analytics badge — 3 sites, 90 days. Starter from €4 at 10k pageviews. Growth from €8. Beacons hit Frankfurt; pageviews sit in Ireland Postgres. Vercel is still a US company. Operator: Prestons Creek Capital. Support: hello@cookiefreeanalytics.com.

Questions

Does this cover Shopify and WooCommerce?
Yes. Shopify: paste /cf.js in theme settings. WooCommerce / WordPress: paste the snippet in your theme header, or use any header-scripts plugin. First-party is a CNAME on a subdomain such as c.yourdomain.com. There is no Shopify app.
Can I run it next to GA4?
Yes. Keep GA4 if you buy ads or need audiences. Many stores run both: GA4 for ads, us for the count of what loaded after Reject. Compare your own two totals for the same week.
What does ecommerce get — and not get?
Pageviews, sources, campaigns, and named goals. Watch on Starter and Growth. No revenue pixel, no session replay, no product-analytics depth. Ads conversion tags stay on the ads platforms. Hobby free with a badge; Starter from €4; Growth from €8.
Start freeView sample dashboard

Hobby is free with a badge. Paste the snippet on Hobby.