1. Go to your account and open the container.
2. Click Subscription.
3. Scroll down. You will see your usage statistics.
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I have over 50% UA requests. But I have no UA tags installed and don't event have UA only use GA4. Any ideas what could be wrong?
Hi, I looked at your container logs and there are UA requests. So you must have some tags which are sending these requests.
You can check this if you go to your container, in the Logs section and look at all requests for some date.
I don't event have any UA/GA3 i closed those several month ago. What I have is GAd tags, and Stape FB and Stape TikTok tags in sGTM. Is there anyway you can check logs to confirm this? it make me a bit worried if 2/3 of my request seems to be incorrect? i Have 6 sites that I also want to move from GCP to Stape but this make me a bit worried. (Reason that the traffic so far is that low is because i haven't launched yet)
Hey Robert,
I chatted with the developers and we found a problem with the request counts for UA after the last update. For some reason some of the GA4 requests are counted as UA requests, we will fix this shortly.
Here is an example of GA4 cookie requests that count as UA:
Great to know. Glad you guys found the issue. Super with this fast response.
Thx :)
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