Shopify has deleted your conversion tracking. Your store won’t show an error.
On August 26, 2026, Shopify removed checkout.liquid, the Additional Scripts field and script tags from every non-Plus store. There was no grace period.
Google Ads conversions, Meta purchase events, GTM containers and affiliate postbacks stopped firing. The storefront keeps working perfectly, which is exactly why nobody catches it.
Free diagnosis. No app install required, nothing is written to your store. We read your public storefront the same way a shopper’s browser does.
What stopped firing
Everything you ever pasted into Settings → Checkout → Additional Scripts is deleted. It affects Basic, Shopify and Advanced plans, regardless of size or revenue.
It fails silently, so you keep paying
Your store looks fine. Checkout works. Orders arrive. Nothing on the site is broken, and that’s the problem.
The layer that dies is invisible: the events your ad platforms use to learn who buys. Meta keeps spending, but it’s optimising against a shrinking, distorted sample. Your reported ROAS drifts away from your bank account, and by the time the numbers look wrong enough to investigate, you’ve already trained the algorithm on incomplete data for weeks.
Two lists that should match. We show you the gap.
No guesswork, no audit checklist. We read your public storefront the way a shopper’s browser does, and compare the trackers Shopify keeps running against the ones that live only in your theme.
Read the registered list
Your storefront publishes every pixel registered on Shopify’s supported path, the ones that survived August 26. We read that list straight from the page.
Read the theme
Then we look for trackers injected by the theme or by Additional Scripts: GTM, gtag, Meta, TikTok. They run on the storefront and stop at checkout.
Quote the evidence
Anything in the theme but missing from the registered list is a finding, with the exact snippet we found on your page, and the steps to move it onto the supported path.