You’ve installed Google Tag Manager. You’ve read the docs. You’ve created triggers, variables, tags — and you’re still not sure your “Add to Cart” button is actually being tracked.
There’s a simpler way.
Epic Tracking lets you set up event tracking on any WordPress element in seconds. Open the visual editor, click the element you want to track, give it a name — done. No code, no tag managers, no external scripts. Everything stays on your server.
Visual Event Editor — Point, Click, Track
Open the visual editor from the WordPress admin bar on any page. Click a button, link, form, or CTA — give it a reference name and tag — and save. The event is live immediately.
- Track button clicks, form submissions, link clicks, and CTA conversions
- Set up events in seconds with a point-and-click interface
- Organize events with custom tags for filtering and reporting
- No coding or tag manager knowledge required
Built-in Analytics Dashboard
See your traffic and events at a glance — right inside WordPress. No switching between tabs, no external dashboards, no waiting for data to sync.
- Page view statistics with daily traffic charts
- Event trigger counts with unique visitor breakdowns
- Per-page detail views with referrer, device, browser, OS, and country data
- Date range filtering with quick presets and custom ranges
- Sortable tables with pagination
Self-Hosted and Privacy-Friendly
All data stays in your WordPress database. No data is sent to Google, no third-party analytics services, no tracking pixels from ad networks. Your visitors’ data is yours — and only yours.
- Single first-party cookie with anonymous identifier — no personal data stored
- GDPR-friendly by design
- No external dependencies or API calls required
- Clean uninstall removes all data when you delete the plugin
Lightweight — Zero Impact on Page Speed
Visit logging happens asynchronously after your page has fully loaded. Your Core Web Vitals stay clean, your visitors don’t notice a thing.
Features
- Visual event editor — Point-and-click tracking setup on any element
- Event analytics — Trigger counts and unique visitors per event
- Page view tracking — Automatic visit logging with full device and referrer data
- Country geolocation — See where your visitors come from
- Bot filtering — Known bots and crawlers are automatically excluded
- Role exclusion — Exclude administrators or any user role from tracking
- Date range filtering — Quick presets and custom date ranges
- Custom event tags — Organize and filter events by tag
Use Cases
- Track which CTAs and buttons get the most clicks on your landing pages
- Measure form submission rates without Google Tag Manager
- Monitor page views and traffic trends without Google Analytics
- See which referrers drive the most traffic to specific pages
- Understand your audience: device type, browser, OS, and country
Requirements
- WordPress 6.0 or higher
- PHP 7.4 or higher
Installation
- Download the plugin from the WordPress Plugin Directory or from GitHub Releases.
- In WordPress, go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin and upload the ZIP file.
- Activate the plugin.
- Navigate to Tracking in the admin sidebar to view your dashboard.
- Visit any page and click Edit Tracking in the admin bar to start setting up events.
