See every request, live visitor, form, and session replay — then pipe the same events into Mixpanel and GA4 with client, socket, and server-side tracking that works out of the box.
Status, source bucket, page title, response time, device, bot score, A/B flow, and live engagement — in a single stream that updates as visitors scroll and interact.
See who’s on-site right now, open a live preview with cursor and scroll, and connect form submissions to the exact page that generated them.
IPs are masked by default. Persistent visitor storage and partner tracking stay consent-gated. Without consent, Sitewrap uses short-lived matching only for live-session context.
Paste a Mixpanel token or GA4 Measurement ID in Settings → Tracking. Sitewrap injects the scripts on proxied pages, respects consent, and sends the same event catalog from the browser, the live socket, and the server.
Page views, CTAs, scroll depth, form starts, media progress, and engaged sessions fire in the browser once consent allows Mixpanel or GA4 to boot.
If Mixpanel is blocked, delayed, or waiting on consent UI, Sitewrap can still forward key visitor events over the live socket so important moments are not lost.
Server-side Mixpanel and GA4 Measurement Protocol cover page loads, downloads, redirects, 404s, and security actions — even when the browser never runs tracking scripts.
No theme edits. No plugin maze. Wrap the site, paste your token or Measurement ID, choose events, and verify in Mixpanel Live View or GA4 Realtime.
Sitewrap connects request logs, live presence, forms, recordings, experiments, and partner analytics in one edge layer — so growth and ops teams stop stitching tools together.
Use Sitewrap when you need to answer “what happened on this page right now?” and still keep Mixpanel or GA4 as your reporting system of record.
Jump from a slow page, failed form, or odd A/B result straight into the request, visitor, and recording.
Ship the same event catalog to Mixpanel and GA4 without installing three more tracking plugins on your origin.
Wrap the site, paste a Mixpanel token or GA4 ID, and start seeing live traffic in the dashboard.
Create an account, wrap your domain, and watch the first visits land with engagement, A/B context, and partner events attached.
Yes, if you want long-term product analytics or marketing reporting there. Sitewrap gives you operator visibility in the dashboard and can send the same events into Mixpanel, GA4, and GTM so you do not maintain a separate tracking install.
Frontend events fire in the browser after consent. If Mixpanel cannot load, Sitewrap can still send via the live socket as a fallback. Server-side events cover page loads, downloads, redirects, 404s, and security actions even when the browser never runs scripts.
Sitewrap serves Mixpanel from your first-party Sitewrap path and proxies event collection, which is far more resilient than loading api-js.mixpanel.com directly from the page.
Persistent identifiers and partner tracking stay consent-gated. GA4 uses Consent Mode defaults. Without consent, Sitewrap can still maintain short-lived live-session matching so operators can help active visitors without creating a durable profile.
Yes. Choose event groups, frontend vs socket vs server levels, sample rates, excluded paths, user-agent blacklists, and whether bots should be tracked.
Create a Sitewrap account, wrap your website, and get request logs, live users, and Mixpanel/GA4 tracking working without a rebuild.