Tagmate Reviews

Tagmate helped me in eliminating Code development for tag implementation. It improved Searchability for marketers by tagging marketing asserts with appropriate keywords. Pre-defined tags add beauty to Tagmate.

The User interface is not impressive, and additional services and subscriptions are too expensive. When Subscription is canceled, the saved tags will be gone. A lot more videos and interactive steps should be included for New Users.

Tagmate suggests relevant tags based on content and uses intelligent recommendations so, this reduces time and effort for the marketers.

No code is the main benefit it offered to be and this is best Tag migrator.

Pricing is very pocket friendly, and they also support Meta ads and Google ads

The price is little high for small agencies

It's very helpful for the automation of tracking tags on the website

Tagmate is very user-friendly, Easy to use. Easy setup and implementation of UA. It saves a lot of time in tagging the website and seamlessly syncs with your GTM account and if need they have Great customer support to help with the process.

Nothing major, but the removal of tags if you don't continue your subscription. needs some improvement in the User interface.

It helps me to use my website to its maximum potential. It contributes to improving the searchability of your website. Overall Tagmate can bring numerous benefits, including improved organization, enhanced navigation, better searchability, personalized experiences, and valuable insights.

Tagmate is superfast, has 100% data security, and is easily understandable for noncoders. It saves a lot of time and makes Team collaboration easy by completing work in less time.

There is nothing much to dislike about Tagmate. I love Tagmate. It is helping me a lot, making my work more accessible and saving me time.

Helps me by saving time to make significant marketing decisions easily. As it is a no-coder platform, it helps to solve analytics quickly. It benefits me by maintaining a well-founded tagging system.

I like the Chrome Extension is fantastic. The migration tool is very helpful and I've found the team management tool easy to use. You can start executing migrations within 5 minutes! The support team also are extremely helpful at Tagmate.

You cannot delete or remove tags; this is something for the future they're working on, but it's a pain for now.

I would also like to see more documentation and training videos; again, I suspect this will be available as the platform is more developed.

Setup and Migration of Google Analytics accounts.

Setting up custom event tracking, which can be an arduous and complicated task, the chrome plugin lets me do this instantly.

It's a point-and-click so it's very easy and time efficient.

Google Tag Manager is a bit like herding cats. It can be frustrating, time-consuming, and difficult to get everything set up correctly. That's where Tagmate comes in. They make it easy to implement tags with just a few clicks. Their Chrome extension is fantastic, their migration tool is brilliant, and their team management tool is easy to use. Excellent support!

The only downside at the moment is that you can't delete or remove projects. However, according to the roadmap, this feature is in the works, so it shouldn't be long before it's available.

Overall, Tagmate is a huge time saver. I don't need any coding or technical knowledge, which saves me a lot of money and energy. It's also much easier to use, so it saves me a lot of time.

As I am a digital marketer, I must run a huge number of ad campaigns on Google and Facebook. But the main asset that I get from Google & Facebook ads is the analytics or data. The best thing about Tagmate is its easy no-code setup process of tags. I like Tagmate because it cuts hours of debugging. It helps to configure with google tag manager without any hassle. Its prebuilt tag templates are awesome. User Management is fantastic too.

There is no major downside to Tagmate actually. But there is something that could be improved. The User Interface of Tagmate seems not that much attractive to me. Its user interface should be more attractive, cleaner, and more organized. The template category is very clumsy to handle. After then I could say this is perfect.

For my business, it is very important to track web visitors and get data from them. It is important because it helps me to make further marketing decisions which is a key variable for major investment decisions. Tagmate makes the total analytical thing easy without any coding or technical knowledge. It saves me money, energy, and time.

Easy to set-up, reduces human error and has a migration tool from GA to GA4

I'd like if the tagging wasn't locked to the domain.

It's ensuring my website tagging is perfect to maximise my websites potential

Tagmate is a great application that helps you track the analytics on the website. It helps eliminate the code and developers just by setting up tags. Tagmate also has features, like pre-building tags for monitoring user actions. Tagmate is a true time saver.

Tagmate has limited features on the platform. To access more features, you need a paid subscription which is a drawback for limited budget users. The user interface can be improved.

Tagmate mainly saves time and money for the marketing team by providing the team with analytics. It targets lowering the requirement of developers to code for google tag manager. It also eliminates the need for technical knowledge for analytics.

If you are migrating to or creating a new GA4 property for your website and need to recreate event tags on GTM, there is no better app than Tagmate simply of the sheer speed and ease of use that it provides to non-developers. The Tagmate team is also accommodating and responsive in helping you to fix any challenges you may encounter. If you want more time strategising and less than pulling your hair and figuring out how to code (not including the arguments you may have with your devs), then Tagmate is worth every penny.

Through no fault of the Tagmate devs, you'll still need your own web devs to furnish you with certain information, such as your site's datalayers if you're unfamiliar with code.

Improvements to the UI (just my personal preference).

We're late to the game in migrating our current UA to GA4. As a charity, we do not have the luxury of having a developer at our beck and call. We also initially didn't track website goals on UA other than having custom UTM tracking. As we are collating data points since our GA4 migration, we need to understand better where our donors are engaged and where they dropped off because every bit of their contribution can save lives. With more time to do actual strategies than fixing/implementing tags, we're now in a better position to engage with our donors and increase their LTV.