WordPress Analytics Plugin — Asteris Analytics + Pixels

What does a WordPress analytics plugin do? Two jobs: (1) wire your analytics tags correctly so events fire reliably (GA4 page-views, conversions, custom events), and (2) handle privacy compliance so consent banners don’t break tracking. Most “WordPress analytics plugins” focus on Google Analytics (MonsterInsights, Site Kit). A handful go broader and wire multiple ad pixels (PixelYourSite, Pixel Caffeine). Almost none cover the Conversions API layer that Meta, TikTok, and Google now require for accurate tracking with iOS 14+ and ad-blockers.

Does Asteris wire Meta Pixel + the Conversions API together? Yes — both. The browser Pixel and the server-side Conversions API send the same events with the same event_id, which Meta de-duplicates. This is the modern correct setup; MonsterInsights doesn’t support CAPI in any tier.

Does Asteris support Consent Mode v2? Yes — Google Consent Mode v2 (the version Google made effective March 2024 for EEA traffic) and Meta’s Limited Data Use mode. Both wire automatically when a supported consent management platform (CMP) is detected, or via a manual JavaScript hook.


The complete feature set

Google stack

Meta (Facebook + Instagram)

TikTok

Other ad platforms

Analytics + behaviour

Anti-blocking + accuracy


What this module does NOT do


Frequently asked questions

What is the best WordPress analytics plugin? For free GA4 + WP-Admin reports: Google Site Kit. For paid GA4 + WP-Admin reports + WooCommerce ecommerce: MonsterInsights Pro. For GA4 + Meta CAPI + every other pixel + Consent Mode v2 in one plugin: Asteris Analytics + Pixels (in Asteris Starter at $149/yr with 10 other modules).

Does Asteris support Meta Conversions API? Yes — server-side CAPI with event_id deduplication against the browser Pixel. The modern correct setup for iOS 14+ and ad-blocker resilience.

Does Asteris support Consent Mode v2? Yes — auto-wires with Cookiebot, OneTrust, Iubenda, CookieYes, and Complianz. Manual JS hook for custom CMPs.

Will I lose GA4 history if I switch to Asteris? No — GA4 history lives in Google’s servers. Switching the WordPress plugin that sends events to Google has no effect on what’s already stored. Migration walkthrough →

Can I see analytics reports inside WP Admin? Not at v1.0. Asteris points you to Google Analytics directly. If admin-side reporting is the feature you need, MonsterInsights Pro or Site Kit are the better tools.

Does this replace PixelYourSite? For most cases, yes — Asteris covers Meta Pixel + CAPI, TikTok, Pinterest, LinkedIn, and Google Ads. PixelYourSite has more depth in some niche configurations (specific event mapping for some platforms); for a typical WP site, Asteris covers it.


Asteris vs MonsterInsights → · Migrate from MonsterInsights → · Pricing →