Google Tag Manager

Deploy via GTM.No code changes needed.

Use the TrafficValidator community template to add lead scoring to your site through Google Tag Manager. Perfect for marketing teams who manage tags without developer support.

Three steps. Five minutes.

No JavaScript knowledge required

1

Add the template

Search for "TrafficValidator" in the GTM Community Template Gallery, or import the custom template from your TV dashboard.

2

Create a tag

Create a new tag using the TrafficValidator template. Enter your public API key — no other configuration is required.

3

Set trigger to All Pages

Fire the tag on "All Pages" (or limit it to pages with forms). Publish your container and you're live.

Data layer integration

Optionally access lead scores in your GTM data layer for conditional conversion tracking

Data Layer Event
// TrafficValidator pushes to dataLayer after scoring
window.dataLayer.push({
  event: "tv_lead_scored",
  tv_score: 92,
  tv_verdict: "legitimate",
  tv_confidence: "high"
});

// Use this to fire conversion tags only for quality leads

Create a GTM trigger on the tv_lead_scored event, then add a condition like tv_score >= 70 to only fire your Google Ads or Meta conversion tags for validated leads.

Why GTM?

No developer required

Marketing teams can deploy and manage TrafficValidator entirely through GTM. No pull requests, no deployments, no waiting on engineering.

Version control built in

GTM gives you full version history, preview mode, and rollback. Test in debug mode before going live, and revert in seconds if needed.

Works alongside your existing tags

TrafficValidator runs alongside your Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, and conversion tags. No conflicts, no interference.

Custom event support

Optionally push lead scores to the GTM data layer. Use them to fire conditional conversion tags — only count validated leads as conversions.

Add lead scoring through GTM today

Free to start. Deploy in minutes via the GTM Community Template Gallery.

Community templateNo code requiredData layer events