Google Tag Manager
About Google Tag Manager
In short: Google Tag Manager is tag management and analytics software, with free pricing.
Free tag management for adding and updating tracking tags without editing site code
Google Tag Manager is a free tag management system from Google, launched in 2012. It is used by marketers, analysts and developers to deploy and manage tracking tags on websites and apps without editing code for every change.
Tags for Google Ads conversion tracking, remarketing, GA4 and third-party platforms are set up in containers using built-in templates and a Community Template Gallery. Triggers and variables control when tags fire, including auto-event triggers for clicks, forms and scroll depth. Preview and debug tools let teams test changes before publishing, and version history makes it possible to roll back. Workspaces, environments and granular user permissions support collaboration between marketing and IT. For paid search and analytics teams, it is the usual way to install conversion tags, consent signals and event tracking that feed bidding and reporting.
Google Tag Manager integrates closely with Google Ads, Google Analytics and other Google Marketing Platform products. Larger organisations can move to Tag Manager 360, a paid enterprise edition with additional controls.
Features
Reviews from verified members
About Google Tag Manager: FAQs
What does Google Tag Manager do?
Google Tag Manager covers Tag management and Analytics.
Where is Google Tag Manager based?
Google Tag Manager is based in Mountain View, USA.
How much does Google Tag Manager cost?
Google Tag Manager uses free pricing. Check the vendor's website for current prices.
Does Google Tag Manager have a free trial?
No free trial is listed. Check the vendor's website for the latest offers.
Is Google Tag Manager reviewed by real customers?
Not yet. Only verified search marketing professionals can leave a review on Search Marketing Club.
Last updated