TrueCount by Andrii Duhin

For agenciesWhite-labelFixed prices in USD

Your clients’ tracking, fixed under your brand

White-label means I do the work and it goes out under your agency’s name: the report, the invoice and every client conversation stay yours. Send three client store URLs on WhatsApp. Within 48 hours you get a 2-minute video of what’s broken, checked from the outside.

Free, no access neededVideo within 48 hoursI never contact your clients

01 How it works

Three URLs in. A report with your logo out.

No passwords, and no calls with your clients. You stay the only contact they have.

  1. Send three client store URLs on WhatsApp.

    No access needed. I check from the outside, the way any visitor would.

  2. Within 48 hours: a 2-minute video.

    A screen recording of what’s broken, so you can decide what to offer each client.

  3. Audits and fixes go out on your letterhead.

    Access goes through your agency, view-only. Each fix ends with a test order and a one-page summary of what changed, under your name.

  4. A monitoring page for your monthly client report.

    Every month I check Meta, GA4 and Google Ads against real orders and send one page you can drop into your report.

Why monitoring

The next break already has a date. On March 1, 2027, Shopify stops loading app script tags (code snippets that apps inject into a store) on storefronts.1 Tracking apps that still rely on them go quiet that day.

02 Agency prices

Fixed agency prices. You set what your client pays.

Billed to your agency in USD. You set your own markup. Monitoring is $150–200 per store, below the $250 direct price. No hourly billing.

Fixed prices for agencies, in USD
WhatWhat’s includedTimePrice
Free review of three portfolio storesA 2-minute video of what’s broken, checked from the outside. No access needed.48 h$0
Audit under your brandView-only access through you. A one-page report on your letterhead: what share of real orders Meta, GA4 and Google Ads each see.48–72 h$250
Fix: Meta Pixel + Conversions APICAPI: the store’s server reports sales to Meta directlyOne Purchase per order, deduplicated with a shared event_id (one ID per order, so Meta keeps a single copy). Hashed email and phone for matching. A test order.2–3 days$300–400
Fix: GA4 e-commerce + Google AdsA purchase event with items and value that match the store’s orders. A Google Ads conversion with Enhanced Conversions (hashed customer data that helps Google match sales).3 days$350
Fix: consent, cross-domain, formsConsent Mode v2 (how Google tags respect a visitor’s cookie choice) set up so it doesn’t silence analytics. Tracking that survives the trip to an outside payment page. Form events.3 days$350–500
Launch package for a new storePixel + CAPI, GA4, Google Ads and consent, set up before launch. Comes with an acceptance checklist you can hand to the client.3 days$600
Monthly monitoringPlatform numbers checked against real orders every month, plus one page for your client report.Monthly$150–200per store, per month
Server-side trackingsGTM on StapeGA4, Meta CAPI and Google Ads through one server on the store’s own domain, instead of only in the visitor’s browser. Built on server-side GTM (Google Tag Manager running on a server). More resilient to ad blockers.14 days$1,500–2,500
ReferralYou simply pass a client to meYou make the introduction and I work with the client directly. You get 10% of the first invoice.—10%of the first invoice

Where a price is a range, the exact fixed price comes in writing before work starts.

If something I set up stops working within 14 days of handover, I fix it at no charge.

ShopifyWooCommerceBigCommerceWixCustom sites with GTM

03 Terms

On white-label work, your clients hear only from you

White-label only works if your agency is the only name your client sees. These are the terms.

  • Your letterhead. Reports go out under your agency’s name and logo.
  • I never contact your clients. Questions, updates and results all go through you.
  • Access through your agency, view-only. No passwords change hands. Access is removed when the work is done.
  • The invoice goes to your agency. You bill your client at your own price.
  • 14 days of fixes. If something I set up stops working within 14 days of handover, I fix it at no charge.
  • A starter price on your first project. Every new agency gets its first project at a starter price, in exchange for a case study.

I ran paid ads for four years, with about $550k in budgets, before I moved to tracking. With your clients I do tracking only: I never contact them, and the relationship stays yours.

04 For media buyers

Run ads on your own? Keep the client. Hand me the tracking.

You run the campaigns, I make sure the numbers are right, and the client stays yours. There are two ways to work together.

Track A · Referral

You introduce. I do the work.

  • I talk to the client after you introduce me.
  • You get 15% of the first invoice, plus 10% of monthly monitoring for the first 6 months.
  • Paid within 7 days after the client pays.
  • Either side can end it with 30 days’ notice. Payouts already earned get paid.

Track B · Your brand

You sell. I stay invisible.

  • You talk to the client. I work in the background.
  • You buy at the agency prices above and set your own price.
  • Your margin is the difference.

Both tracks include

01

A free outside check

For any of your clients, whenever you want a second look.

02

A 15-minute second opinion

On the tracking setup, before a launch.

03

Answers within 24 hours

Send me your client’s tracking question and get an answer within a day. In Track B, the answer goes to you, so you stay the only contact.

04

Your client stays yours

For 12 months I don’t sell ad management to your clients, and I never take a client directly without your consent.

05 FAQ

Straight answers before you send three client stores

Will you talk to my clients?

No. I never contact your clients. Reports go out on your letterhead, and every question and update goes through you. If you’d rather hand a client over to me, that’s the referral option: I work with them directly, and you get 10% of the first invoice.

Who owns the client relationship?

You do. I invoice your agency, not your client, and you set the price your client pays. For freelance media buyers it’s also in writing: for 12 months I don’t sell ad management to your clients, and I don’t take a client directly without your consent.

How do I give you access?

Through your agency, view-only, in the accounts you already manage for the client: Google Tag Manager (GTM), GA4, Meta Events Manager and Google Ads. No passwords. Access is removed when the work is done. The free review needs no access at all.

What’s the turnaround?

The review of three stores: within 48 hours. An audit: 48–72 hours. Fixes: 2–3 days for Meta Pixel + Conversions API, 3 days for GA4 + Google Ads, consent and the launch package. Server-side tracking: 14 days. Times for paid work start once access is in place.

Which platforms do you work with?

Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Wix and custom sites running Google Tag Manager. On the tracking side: Meta Pixel and Conversions API, GA4, Google Ads, server-side GTM and Consent Mode.

How does invoicing work?

I invoice your agency in USD at the agency prices on this page. Where a price is a range, the exact fixed price comes in writing before work starts. No hourly billing. Monitoring is billed monthly, per store. I’m a registered business in Israel (Osek Murshe).

06 Send

Send a client store. Get a 2-minute video within 48 hours.

The button opens WhatsApp with a ready message for agencies. Add the other two stores in the chat.

WhatsApp: +972 54-530-3382 Email: andy.d.marketer@gmail.com

— Sources

Where the date on this page comes from

Prices and terms are my own agency offer. The platform date has its source below.

  1. [1]Shopify developer changelog, “Online store script tags deprecation”, posted August 24, 2026. shopify.dev/changelog/posts/online-store-script-ta… ↩