37 guides covering everything from first setup to advanced configuration.
WP Conversion Tracker is a self hosted link tracker for WordPress. Learn the four step tracking flow, the key terms, and where every screen lives.
Read →The guided Setup Wizard checks your permalinks, scans for conflicting link plugins, creates your first link and stores your marketplace keys. Here is every step.
Read →Activate your license, see which domains are using your activation slots, free a slot up again, and fix the two activation errors people actually hit.
Read →Every field on the Create Link form explained, what each stats column on the Links tab means, and how to search, filter, sort and paginate a large link list.
Read →How to edit an existing tracking link, which fields are safe to change at any time, and the one change that will silently break traffic you have already sent.
Read →Group tracking links into folders by campaign, client or product, see roll up clicks, sales and revenue per folder, and rename or delete folders without risk.
Read →Append anything after your slug and WCT records it as a Sub-ID. One link can then report clicks, conversions, revenue and EPC per traffic source.
Read →Some affiliate networks need the Sub-ID inside their own URL. Flip the per link forwarding toggle to pass it through as a path segment or a query parameter.
Read →Paste one tracking template into Google, Microsoft, Meta, TikTok or X and the platform fills in the keyword, ad ID or campaign at click time. WCT stores it as the Sub-ID.
Read →Choose Last Click or First Click globally or per link, stop internal funnel links from stealing credit with the Navigation-only checkbox, and reset your own test cookies.
Read →Running PrettyLinks, ThirstyAffiliates or YOURLS alongside WCT? Set a slug prefix and each plugin gets its own namespace, so redirects stop failing silently.
Read →Do not pick a tracking method at random. The right choice depends entirely on where the sale or opt in happens. Find your scenario and go straight to the matching setup.
Read →The exact lead pixel, sale pixel and one line image pixel snippets, where each one belongs, and the optional JavaScript helper library that wraps them.
Read →Postbacks let a payment platform report the sale directly to your server, so ad blockers, closed tabs and browser privacy modes cannot cost you conversions.
Read →Browsers block third party cookies, so a click on your site and a thank you page on another domain will not share a cookie. Here is how WCT bridges the gap.
Read →The complete WarriorPlus wiring: per product Notification URLs, global tracking pixels, the IPN Verification Key, and the aff_sub token that carries the click ID home.
Read →Set the JVZIPN URL on each product, switch the payload to v2, and add your JVZIPN Secret Key so WCT can verify every incoming notification.
Read →Both platforms are auto detected from their POST bodies. Paste one short URL, and for ClickBank let WCT inject the tid parameter into your hoplinks automatically.
Read →Digistore24, PayKickstart and ThriveCart take a single paste and go webhook URL. Stripe, SamCart and Gumroad send JSON, so they use the HTML sale pixel instead.
Read →WarriorPlus, JVZoo and ClickBank allow only one Notification URL per product. Point it at WCT and relay a byte for byte copy on to your other tools.
Read →Stops an old lead magnet link hoarding fresh sales. When an IPN arrives, WCT checks the buyer's recent click history and credits the newer click instead.
Read →Stat cards, six charts, three visualisation styles and seven date ranges including a custom from and to picker. Everything updates together when you change the range.
Read →Open Stats on any link for its own trend charts, device and country splits, referrers, hourly pattern, full Sub ID breakdown and a printable PDF report.
Read →One searchable list of every lead and sale, with customer spend and your net take shown separately, filters for type, link, date, country and value, and CSV or PDF export.
Read →Publish a public list of your tracking links on any page with [wct_link_feed]. Four layouts, ten attributes, preset shortcodes and an option to make it your homepage.
Read →Export every link with its stats, every individual click, or a filtered slice of your conversions, as CSV for spreadsheets or PDF for sharing.
Read →Stop your own visits polluting the numbers, block junk traffic by IP, and safely clear old click rows without losing a single conversion record.
Read →Every general setting in one place: nine admin colour schemes, timezone, the default attribution model, a 404 redirect, the slug prefix and the tools card.
Read →The Diagnostics tab checks your database tables, scans for conflicting link plugins, resolves any slug on demand, and tells you exactly which Cloudflare rules to add.
Read →The core plugin and every add on update through the normal WordPress update screen. Here is how the notices behave and how to snooze one for a week.
Read →WCT has a family of optional add on plugins for split testing, rotation, QR codes, CSV import, marketplace integration and visitor identity. Here is what each one adds.
Read →Create an A/B test from any link, send traffic to two or more destinations, and let WCT declare a winner once a variant hits your minimum conversion threshold.
Read →One rotator URL, many destinations. Choose round robin, sequential fulfilment with a click cap, or even distribution, with a backup URL for safety.
Read →The QR Codes add on generates a scannable code for any tracking link, so print, packaging and live events feed the same reports as your online traffic.
Read →The Link Importer add on creates hundreds of tracking links from a spreadsheet, with column mapping, a preview of the first rows and duplicate slug protection.
Read →The Audience Vault add on joins clicks, conversions, opt in forms and imported lists into one profile per person, so you can see who is behind the numbers.
Read →The questions support actually receives: 404 links, clicks not recording, sales crediting the wrong link, missing Sub-IDs, license errors and timezone confusion.
Read →Every plugin documented here works alongside the others, managed from one ResultsAIx Hub.