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Inspect redacted browser conversion parameter names without collecting any email, phone, or hashed value.
Inspect the browser-visible Google Ads conversion request for redacted user-data parameter names. We never collect, retain, or submit email or phone values.
This tool answers: Are user-data markers available on the Google Ads conversion request?
Enable JavaScript to run the check — the diagnosis itself is free and needs no account.
Turning on Enhanced Conversions in Google Ads is a setting. Whether it does anything depends on a single fact on your website: does the conversion request actually carry the user data? If the email or phone field isn't attached when the conversion fires, Google receives an ordinary conversion and the setting changes nothing.
This is surprisingly easy to get wrong. The user_data variable is populated after the tag fires. The form-scraping option points at a field that was renamed. The conversion fires on a thank-you page that never received the email. Consent denies ad_user_data. The Google Ads diagnostics page eventually flags a low match rate, but it doesn't tell you which page or request is missing the data.
This checker focuses on that one fact. It loads your conversion page and reports, for each Google Ads conversion request it sees, whether a user-data marker is present.
These answer the questions this one tends to raise.
So you can trust the result — and your developer can verify it.
The public page is loaded in an isolated browser, and every Google Ads conversion request is recorded.
We look for the parameters Google's tag uses to carry user-provided data, including hashed email and phone fields and the user_data payload. The check is per request, so you can see when one conversion carries data and another doesn't.
Only the presence of a marker is recorded. No email, phone or hashed value is read into the report, logged or retained.
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